the batteries won't fit into my Elph 320hs properly (battery compartment cover won't close) Do I have to remove the white sticker encasing the battery
1955957
No. When I put my battery to my cam it was perfecly fit. Maybe try to read the manual how to put it in because I did not remember taking out the white sticker I think it design to stay in. Hope I asnwer you question.
1955958
I don't remember a white sticker around the batteries, if they did I must have taken it off because I have had no problems fitting them in charger or the camera. The camera I have is a Canon Powershot A3400 IS.
1955959
You either have the wrong battery, or they have expanded, which means, do not use it, and get rid of them.
1955960
My camera is an elph110hs, & no you do not need to remove the white sticker. With the battery door on top & to the right, the "dc44" should be viewable & right side up. Battery should slide in & the battery keeper ( lower right corner) should snap over the battery. The door then flips back down & slides back into place.
838914
The batteries are enclosed in the dome part of the unit behind the LED and sensor. You can unscrew the battery encasing from the unit but you would need to get up to the unit to change the battery.
1087931
On either side of the body there are two buttons.Depress the buttons and separate the back portion of the body from the backs portion.I find it easier to push in one button and use yor thumbnail to partially separate the back then press the other button and finish removing the back cover.The batteries fit into the front portion.Hope this helps.
675369
Unscrew the bottom and remove batteries. Replace with new batteries of supported size. Screw the bottom back on. Voila!
752187
Twist the battery cap (round cap on base) counterclockwise(left) and the cap will come off then remove batteries from battery cavity noting the correct polarity. Place new batteries of same type size and condition into battery holder. Place cap over battery end, press toward batterie and turn right (clockwise) until it is snug. Do not over tighten.
1997758
yes, remove the battery cover, replace old batteries with maxell LR44 or equivalent. then replace cover. fwiw, my old one lasted years and years. then the batteries went out and i replaced them. they lasted a long time, again. but the next time, new batteries didn't help. so i got another. but i guess i kept this more than 10 years.
2252909
When you look at the product from the front of the opening where you suspect to put a bag to seal. The folowing sections you see, before putting the battery in. You see the black tip, behind you have a flat white cover that has writing on top that reads: used 3 xAA Batteries. You squeeze the cover on side to side and lift. You place the batteries uderneath the white cover that has the writing in white " USE 3XAA Batteries Only" and you put the white cover back onto and the cover should snap back into place.
487718
Hmmm, I haven't had that problem, but like other's have said, I would first verify the polarity of the batteries (the + and -) are facing the right direction, and if that still doesn't work, check to see if the metal contacts are actually making good contact with the batteries... if they aren't, you may have to use a small screwdriver or needle nose pliers to pull the metal contacts out just a bit. (be careful not to break it off).
2283542
In search type in "replace battery in finevu cr-500hd. There you should find a video. It helps but wasn't totally clear. The hardest part is getting it apart in the right order which the video doesn't show clearly. I've changed one and need to change on another one. Hope this helps
338859
Hi Gail. I noticed with my son's new L28 that certain AA batteries are slightly larger than others, in which case the battery compartment cover will not slide shut if the batteries are too large. For example, I had Duracell rechargeables that would not fit, yet the extended life specialty batteries I purchased at the same time as the camera work just fine and fit in the compartment without a problem. (eneloop XX 2500mAh Typical / 2400 mAh Minimum, High Capacity, 4 Pack AA Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries ) Hope this is helpful!
1552163
There is a key that comes with the wand that fits into the bottom of the wand. Just unscrew the bottom and the batteries are right in there. I personally leave it unscrewed a little when I'm not using it so the batteries don't wear out.
284818
The old battery will fall away from the contacts with the new cover. If you kept your old cover, just switch that out with the battery or you will need to find something to take up the space in the new cover. Be careful because the batteries can get pretty hot!
2233442
That little indentation on the left hand side is a batter cover. It's pretty tight but you turn it counterclockwise, remove it, and replace the batteries.
937475
I had trouble with swapping the battery. I think I had two batteries of the right size, pried this open just fine, but once I FORCED the two batteries in, they were too tall (by the tiniest amount) and were constantly pressing on the chip's button. Has anyone run into that? I'll see if I can find those batteries that didn't fit and double-check their type.
2218470
On the under side of the scale there should be a slot. You can use a quarter to insert in the slot and rotate it to expose the battery. I just use my nail (which is very short) to pull the battery out. If the nail doesn't work a butter knife should do the trick.
228762
I have only been able to insert the batteries one way. The plastic shapes on the inside are designed so that the bulge on the positive side of the battery fits just overtop of a mold, while the smooth side is tight against the edge of the container. If this is reversed, the positive side does not fit in, and the flat side juts over the mold so that the cover cannot close. I would personally recommend keeping only your charged batteries in the case, and using a rubber band or something to bundle your discharged ones until they are replenished. Or you could buy more cases and label them. That would look much better actually.
1552589
The two batteries inside are "6-dzm-20" type batteries. I got replacement 20ah batteries from ChromeBattery for $40 each. Take 8 screws off to remove the battery box lid. Take a picture of the "wiring" (pretty basic, very hard to screw up) and unscrew and remove the batteries. Drop in the new ones, reconnect using the screws and nuts that come with the battery, and reattach the lid. Drop the battery in and you have a 20ah battery for half the cost.