Does the 9v battery have one of those double snap type contacts? In my experience these easily break.
1468963
Yes it does. BTW the battery that the safe came with was not brand new and only lasted 7 months which resulted in the locking mechanism not releasing after the combo was inputted.
1468964
Yes. That is the least of your worries. The circular lock is pickable, especially with a pick designed for it. Made of 14 gauge steel. Cable is easily cut with a hand metal snip. Video showed it can be compromised easily with a hammer and a screwdriver. Mine was stolen. Learned that the thief got into it with a screwdriver and a ballpoint pen. Bought myself a LockSaf made of 9 gauge steel and a cross key lock. Biometric opening that hasn't failed yet.
1943811
The posed question only refers to the Skil 92955 9.6 volt battery. And the answer is: NO. The 92955 battery does not FIT into the 7218's socket. Therefore the contacts can never meet. Further, even if you could force it, the battery contacts line up lineally ( - - ). while the charger contacts line up parallel ( | | ). So the voltages simply don't matter since the contacts will never meet. It just doesn't fit. Yes, I know this because I bought it, tried it, and am returning it.
866781
They sure do and run great on them! I ordered a 2nd battery here to extend my run time a little. I promptly charged and ran it for weeks after I got it w/o realizing it was actually a 40V vs. a 36V battery. Initially all I noticed was that the new battery seemed to run stronger and longer than the old but I attributed that to age. I didn't realize the new battery was a 40V until trying to answer the same question you did here by looking at the model #'s.
137983
I looked at the picture. Make sure you bend back the paper on the battery contact points otherwise it doesn't work.
70145
Those flat lithium batteries, like the kind that go into a garage door opener. But no, I have several of these and have yet to successfully replace the battery in one. I'm usually pretty good at that stuff.
1217647
The battery has a metal connection that uses two tiny screws to secure it. I think the tape is so it doesn't move around because this metal connections seems delicate. Mine is not green there but a copper color. I bought a set of the proper screw drivers for about 10 dollars. They are worth it.
1969193
Yes. But they're the watch style batteries if you need to replace em. Not rare, but not household type.
879703
I have not had a problem. I agree with the other poster that cleaning contacts, then checking batteries and well they fit with contacts. It sounds like not making a tight connection. If contacts and batteries all look good, I would see if Midland can replace. Could be a factory mistake. My radios have been bumped around and used. They normally are solid well built units.
1231745
I have 2. They do not work. I would never buy these again. Do you think that this is an endorsement of these batteries?
2108452
In my case the contact needle pivots for easy battery replacement. If yours does not pivot, try gently lifting the contact with a pair of tweezers just enough to remove the battery with a second pair of tweezers and replacing it with a fresh battery. Good Luck!
1369873
the answer is NOthis one is use "slide type" battery, your battery DC970 is "push up" battery, totally 2 different system
2090719
Just a guess: perhaps ps a piece of the plastic battery protector got hung up and is still preventing contact. Might also be a bad battery or just incomplete connection of the battery. Beyond that, not sure what is actually servicable by us.
823176
i think if you mean the skinny and the bigger ones, yes. i only have the bigger ones, but i think the contacts are the same, i know i've borrowed my friend's skinny batteries for my drill and they worked...hope all that jibberish helped!
268407
I do not have a 9V battery in mine and I unplugged it for five minutes just to test this. It did not seem to lose its tare weight or configuration information.
1825761
Mine came with split end connectors. Just loosen the wing nuts on the battery, slip under and tighten.
789713
Yes and no -- had never noticed it til you asked. It does have a small rubber cover/boot that can be removed to do a battery replacement. It has a smaller version of the battery you see in many cordless phones. Two pin plug, very short wire and battery. Seems easy enough to replace. The reason I mention no, is I don't know if the the rubber cover is designed for constant swaps. Nor do I believe it is hot-swappable, meaning the conversation in process is not dropped.
1557553
Only replaced the battery once and never had that problem. I'm almost positive it has a screw to keep that battery compartment closed too.