Please tell me step by step, like u are teaching a 6 year old, how to unscrew whatever in order to get to the batteries. I thank you kindly.
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Turn the lantern upside down. Unscrew the black cover, If the old batteries are still correctly installed, replace them one at a time with the same orientation, replace the cover with the tab in the slot, and screw it down. If the batteries have been removed, take out the inner cage and insert the new batteries in it one at a time with the plus sign as marked. Replace the cage with the batteries sticking out - it only fits one way. Insert the tab on the black cap into the slot, press it down and screw it on.
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Turns upside down. The black ring on the bottom,turn to the left to loosen take off. Insert batteries. When putting the black ring back on be sure you have it line up correctly. Push down and turn too the right. Should be good too go.
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On the bottom of the lantern is a round, black rubber stand. Grip it and turn. It should come off easily and inside is where the batteries are. Hope this helps you.
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I'm guessing a year and half later, the original question asker has either figured this out or taken a sledgehammer to the lantern, but for others wondering, this might help clarify.Yes, hold the black rubber base on bottom with one hand. But that is not the part that actually turns and opens. The lantern separates just above the power button. So hold the bottom in one hand and the lamp cover in the other and twist in opposite directions. It should separate easily. You'll see the white disc with the lights on it and directional arrows for opening/closing the disc to access/close the battery compartment.Perhaps there are two different designs out there, but that is how mine opens. I'm guessing a year and half later, the original question asker has either figured this out or taken a sledgehammer to the lantern, but for others wondering, this might help clarify.Yes, hold the black rubber base on bottom with one hand. But that is not the part that actually turns and opens. The lantern separates just above the power button. So hold the bottom in one hand and the lamp cover in the other and twist in opposite directions. It should separate easily. You'll see the white disc with the lights on it and directional arrows for opening/closing the disc to access/close... » Read More I'm guessing a year and half later, the original question asker has either figured this out or taken a sledgehammer to the lantern, but for others wondering, this might help clarify.Yes, hold the black rubber base on bottom with one hand. But that is not the part that actually turns and opens. The lantern separates just above the power button. So hold the bottom in one hand and the lamp cover in the other and twist in opposite directions. It should separate easily. You'll see the white disc with the lights on it and directional arrows for opening/closing the disc to access/close the battery compartment.Perhaps there are two different designs out there, but that is how mine opens. « Show Less
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Bottom of the Energizer light is a black ring. Hold black base with one hand, hold other portion with other. Twist in opposite directions. Insert batteries. Replace bottom on unit in same manner.
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It's easy, Judy, but just a bit counter-intuitive. The Battery button releases the entire top of the mouse. It opens up like a clamshell to reveal the batteries. If you are like me, you are trying to open what appears to be a panel on the bottom of the mouse. It took me awhile to figure it out! Hope this helps.
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You do not remove any screws. There is a little door you can flip open with fingernail or a tiny screwdriver. Thats where the batteries are.
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Hit the # key. You'll hear a 'click' and then open up the safe. I've had this safe for years and haven't even had to change out the batteries yet.
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We bought this house for a granddaughter last year and I remember installing the batteries in a hidden compartment inside one of the rooms. I remember it had a small screw you had to take out. Wish I could tell you exactly where the battery compartment is. Sorry.
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This is very simple to open. You twist open where the arrows are for your batteries and then the battery holder just pulls out of the little holes that you line up. Just pull up, it comes right off! Just hold the bottom and pull gently on the black part.
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One AA battery is inside the handle. 3 rubber o-rings hold the center piece (with the push-button) to the lower part of the handle. Remove the tip and top cover, then grip the center as you slowly pull down on the lower section. If the inside of the center section comes out first, be sure to place this part back in first, and test it before you put the lower cover on. Getting the lower sections apart can be done by using a SMALL screw-driver to pry the lower section apart, slowly and carefully. (test buzz buzz) The AA battery will last for a long time, even when the unit gets wet. If you have any corrosion at the battery terminals, try a 'conductive paste' such as no-alox. One AA battery is inside the handle. 3 rubber o-rings hold the center piece (with the push-button) to the lower part of the handle. Remove the tip and top cover, then grip the center as you slowly pull down on the lower section. If the inside of the center section comes out first, be sure to place this part back in first, and test it before you put the lower cover on. Getting the lower sections apart can be done by using a SMALL screw-driver to pry the lower section apart, slowly and carefully. (test buzz buzz) The AA battery will last for a long time, even when the unit gets wet. If you... » Read More One AA battery is inside the handle. 3 rubber o-rings hold the center piece (with the push-button) to the lower part of the handle. Remove the tip and top cover, then grip the center as you slowly pull down on the lower section. If the inside of the center section comes out first, be sure to place this part back in first, and test it before you put the lower cover on. Getting the lower sections apart can be done by using a SMALL screw-driver to pry the lower section apart, slowly and carefully. (test buzz buzz) The AA battery will last for a long time, even when the unit gets wet. If you have any corrosion at the battery terminals, try a 'conductive paste' such as no-alox. « Show Less
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Unscrew the magnetic end of the flashlight. It might take some effort the first time so use pliars if necessary. Once loose it is self evident how to replace the batteries.
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Yeah, it's tricky in that you have to make sure you push the green button *horizontally* towards the battery, and it's kind of difficult to do completely, *before* you pull up on the battery handle to lift it out. Hope this helps.
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take the little screw out and the whole thing pulls apart put batteries in and put the screw back in
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When I first received it I couldn't get it off either. After working at it for awhile and a few unkind words I finally was able to remove it and put the batteries in. Now it is easy to open and close(I just went and tried to make sure) so keep trying or ask for help. I think that it was worth the beginning frustration.
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Hi, this remote can be a challenge to open ☺. Hold it upside-down with the back of the unit facing you...place one finger on the small tab at the end of the battery cover and position your fingernail in the curved space at the top of the tab. Push in and down on the tab with your fingertip, and at the same time, pull the tab with your fingernail. Hope I'm making sense!
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Batteries go in at the bottom. Just "unscrew," place the batteries and screw back on.
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Once the top is off, hold the bottom and top at the same time and pull in different directions. The bottom will slip off to reveal the battery case. It takes 1 triple A battery.
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thank you so much! My man-hood mechanical skills were being challenged! thanks for pointing out how to replace the batteries.
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If you mean "how to remove battery", simply firmly hold batery by the end and pull straight down. It's actually very easy to remove.
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Use Phillips head screwdriver. The screws come off and you can replace with 3 AAA batteries.