How do you replace the battery on the Liftmaster 371LM? Thanks!
1944424
Deborah, Look at the opener from the side and you'll see how it comes apart, you'll need a small flat tip screwdriver.
1944425
The top of the device has a small indention. You can use the metal (visor attatchment) to open. It takes a bit of pressure but it's not bad. The battery is inside (CR2032) 3 volt. Good Luck.
1944426
You will see a little indent between the top portion of the remote and the bottom. I use the clip to stick in it and give the clip a slight twist and it will separate the top from the bottom. Note the position of the top so you put it on in the same way. the same goes with the battery. Then just snap it back together.
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Hi Sherry, The easiest way to do this, I have found, is to take the opener with you to Batteries Plus. The guys behind the counter are really helpful -- They will not only find the right battery, but they will replace it and then test your opener before sending you on your way. And all you pay for is the battery. In case you are more of a do-it-yourselfer, you can pry it open yourself to change the battery. There is a very tiny indentation along the seam between top (the side with the buttons) and bottom. It lines up with the groove on the bottom where the clip snaps on (mine has a clip for keeping it on the visor in my car). The edge of a small screwdriver works well to pry it open (not phillips head, but the other straight edge type of screwdriver). After you've changed the battery, it should snap back on. Of course, if you can't get it to snap back on, those guys at Batteries Plus would probably snap it back on for you for nothing but a thank you and a smile, even if you aren't buying any batteries that day.
996297
Just unscrew the phillips screw located on cover of the machine,pull battery out disconnect positive and negative dispose of battery correctly,insert new battery hook positive and negative up slide in and screw cover back on
531232
I have a Logitech Harmony 900 remote. To replace battery turn the remote to the back side and at the bottom of the remote is a small button, push button in and slide cover in the down position. That reveals battery compartment. Reach in and push battery "in and up" it is spring loaded then remove. To replace with the three gold connections facing "in"push al the way back and it will lock in place. It will only go one way if it doesn't lock in turn battery over 180 Degrees with connectors pointing in and it will lock in place. Replace cover and turn on.
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The battery can be replaced by unscrewing the top(flashlight) counter clockwise until it comes off the stick. Look at the top of the stick, not the light and you will see a standard LR44 button battery. I use a dental pick to flick the battery out. Replace and screw the flashlight head back on the stick.
2103948
Remove the Rubber protector (yellow color), you will find the battery compartment cover at the back, unscrew and replace the battery
652356
Remove the battery cover from the back and remove one battery. Under the cover there are two recessed buttons. You will need a couple bobby pins or something equally thin to get in there. Press and hold both these buttons down simultaneously and keep them held while you re-insert the battery. Release the buttons and it should be reset. It's a little tricky to hold down both buttons while manipulating the battery, so if you have a 2nd person available, I recommend getting them to help!
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The battery is replaceable. It is a SR41 battery. See the manual here: http://www.safety1st.ca/DDCFiles/ProductDocuments/49514B_inst_EF_122007.pdf
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I have a Logitech Harmony 900 remote. To replace battery turn the remote to the back side and at the bottom of the remote is a small button, push button in and slide cover in the down position. That reveals battery compartment. Reach in and push battery "in and up" it is spring loaded then remove. To replace with the three gold connections facing "in" push al the way back and it will lock in place. It will only go one way if it doesn't lock in turn battery over 180 Degrees with connectors pointing in and it will lock in place. Replace cover and turn on.
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No instructions. I recommend you take note of how the original battery to be replaced is installed. In my case I just disconected the pigtailed wire connection to the panel and then pulled the old battery out by disengaging it first from its cradle. Make note of what battery is connected to the red terminal. Do connect same way for the new replacement battery. Check the green battery light monitor, if it is on, then you are done. Close the panel door.
2186623
You need to remove the battery hinged door and insert the grip in place, to replace the battery. The little LCD display facing back.
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There is a pin on the exterior, remove pin, turn the unit slightly and let it down. Squeeze the power holding cable connector to release it from unit. The battery compartment is in the bottom, open replace exactly as you remove and relock the battery door. Replace as you removed.
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Circuit board on the lift motor has gone bad. Very easy to change it out. Just make sure You get the correct board.
107879
Underneath the laser light there is an opening that has a screw attached to the cover. Unloosen it & you will find the battery
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It's very simple. Unlatch the hood, disconnect the battery, pull back the white bracket and pull out the battery. Put in the new battery, reconnect it to the power source and close the hood - ready to go!!!
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It uses a CR2032 battery. I have not needed to replace my battery yet, but looking at the unit, I see an access plate on the backside of it. It can be opened using a coin. Replacement should be very simple.
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You can replace only the batteries but I would not do so until needed. You can test them by unplugging the AC and running the opener. I bought the entire unit since it was only a few dollars more and kept the control board from the old unit for a spare since I have five garage door openers. I have had them for 8 years and this is the first time I had to replace any batteries.