Is there a way to change the batteries?
1293869
I haven't tried it yet but it looks like you can... the battery pack slides out and has screws on it so most likely you will be able to.
1293870
The battery pack slides out from the pocket on the front of the collar. You do have to have a small screwdriver. I used one from an eyeglass kit. It takes two (2) of the nickel size disc batteries. Just make sure you put them in the correct way!
1293871
Yes, you slip the assembly out of the collar. It is a black box with a plastic light guide attached. The black box has 3 tiny Phillips screws holding it together. Remove the screws and take off the lid/bottom. The batteries (2ea CR2032) slide into a holder. Remember the battery orientation when you remove the batteries, so that the replacements go back in correctly.
1293872
Yes. The 'switch' pushes out sideways and it's easy to replace the batteries. Note: the batteries last a long time!
1293873
Hi there Courtney. Yes you can change the battery. U will need a very small Phillips screwdriver to open the battery case.
1293874
Yes, quite easily. Right beside the closure area is a "pocket" that you slide out & replace the battery. Hope this helps you.
1203854
Yes. That is what I did. I used Velcro though so I could replace batteries easily.
885302
I checked in on this and no you can't change the battery. It is welded to the panel and the flashlight.
1295740
I don't believe that the battery is replaceable. The package says that it is a rechargeable NiMH. You might be able to get at the batteries by removing the two small recessed screws near the bottom of the timer.
739451
Actually there is a way to replace batteries, to open unit locate 2 short screws at the "cork" end. Taking those out will allow you to remove brushed metal end. Then on the side is 4 spots of rubber which cover 4 longer screws. Now be careful you don't dump out contents but now the unit halves open up. You will see a battery pack that is connected to a printed circuit board. Either unsolder off the circuit board OR snip and strip the wires and attach new battery which if you search on Google the printed specification of the battery.. Simple
1543536
I don't believe that you can. I always remove my batteries when not in use. It helps you locate it in the dark and uses very little power.
1237292
Yes..however, they are 1 and done, impossible to change batteries..do not recommend!
1349082
I have owned two of these units and I could never figure out how to replace the battery. It may be possible, if you are more technical than me. I found that the power cords go out, but you can buy very inexpensive new ones on Amazon.
2173626
If you want to get into taking the unit apart (disassemble it), then yes you can replace.. there is no 'open door' to change the batteries.. you need to solder-desolder the old (and new)-replace-- reassemble.. otherwise you can't..
1034189
Yes, you can replace the batteries. They are a 3V Lithium, type CR2032. Hope this helps.
895024
No, but you can replace the batter. It takes a very small screwdriver (eyeglass size) and uses a button battery 2032 which is available at most stores.
2171578
Yes you can replace the recargable batteries -- they are the same size as a AA Battery thus you can substitute regular AA Batteries till they run out.
906748
Yes you can...the older models had to be returned to the manufacture but these new models offers this option to change out the batteries yourself
1118729
It has two lights that each take 3 button batteries. Yes, you can replace the batteries.
791833
You can't change the battery. It's permanently closed. I don't think you've been able to change the batteries in small calculators for 30 years.
124832
Mine lasted longer than that, but you can change the batteries. Carefully twist the plug where the on/off switch is. It opens, and you can access the batteries.
1365745
Screw in, then change the batteries from the front. I suppose you could get some kind of gorilla glue to put it up. Be sure it's reachable... batteries last about 2 months.