how to install the battery in Groomsman model 5640-1001
2014630
pull off the solver cover...then the battery will be able to taken out and replace or what ever you need to do. obviously observe the polarity of the positive & negative when you replace cover.
2014631
The metal base slides off. Just pull the plastic mechanism from the metal sleeve. Then the battery is exposed.
2014632
Pull the bottom casing off and drop in the battery (it is marked to show the + and -). That's all there is to it.
2014633
Grasp the black part as close to the gold end without touching the gold. And pull in opposite directions the gold and black. You will pull apart and see the AAA battery.
2014634
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.
1058139
I think the instructions are generic for many similar models, but not all sections necessarily apply to the specific model you might have. in this case there is no battery to be installed for this particular unit.
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
1290932
It's on the inside of the lock. You just remove the plate and change the battery
2043220
Go to youtube and look up the video on how to do it. You'll need to disassemble the blue parts off the old battery and reinstall it on the new one.
1017800
Unless you are very talented with soldering very small objects in very tight places, my advice is to go ahead and buy a new razor. These batteries are extremely difficult to replace. You must first remove the old battery without melting any nearby parts and then you must solder the new batteries into place. Both of these tasks are extremely delicate and really only for professionals. I did not succeed with my removal and installation attempt.
500512
please look under the bottom of the unit there is A SCREW LOSSEN, TURN YOUR UNIT TO THE LEFT HALF TURN AND TAKE IT OFF THE DOOR OPEN THE BATTERY CASE ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT AND REPLACE THE BATTERIES AND REVERSE THE ORDER TO REPLACE ON DOOR.
346057
On the front of the unit, right side, unscrew (counter clockwise) with allen wrench (I forget what size). batteries are inside. Insert three 394 size button cells positive side facing you. Replace cover.
1112659
The trimmer uses two AA size NiCad batteries. The trimmer I bought several years ago still holds a charge. The second one, which I bought in late 2011, only lasted six months before the batteries began failing with short on time and high self discharge. If you are comfortable with soldering, you can replace the batteries yourself. Disassemble the trimmer by prying off the silver side panels. They are held by both clips and double-sided tape. Start at the end nearest the blades, on the inside of the curve. Pry off very slowly so that the double-sided tape has time to release. The end nearest the charger socket has a tab that requires a pivot to release, rather than pulling straight out. Next remove the comb/blade-guard, the blade and the four obvious screws with a #1 Philips. Pry up the spring metal retainer under the blade. Now the second tricky part: release the clips holding the black plastic body together. The first pair are about half way up, the second pair near the blade end. Once open you'll see how basic this model is. The circuit board has only five surface mounted components: a power switch, a diode, a LED and two resistors. The diode blocks battery current from flowing out the charge socket, the 150ohm resistor and LED indicates charging, and the 10ohm resistor crudely limits charging current. This charging circuit isn't especially battery-friendly, but the batteries must be especially poorly made to fail so quickly. Almost
487044
Yes, the battery can be replaced, took me about an hour. No soldering is required but you do have to disassemble the shaver by removing 6 screws and the chrome pieces. The battery is two AAA NIMH cells and I replaced them with Sanyo Eneloop AAA cells, a far superior battery. The original batteries were cheap junk and didn't last long. Although the original batteries were soldered in, you don't need to solder the replacement batteries, just pressure contact on the terminals works fine.
256945
Quite easy, just pry off the top cover of the larger sensor with a small flat head screwdriver. There is a small groove in the case where you can do this. Once the cover is off, you will see the flat circular battery held in place by a small metal bracket. The battery slides in and out only in one direction. Can't recall exact battery type, but it will be on the battery and it is a common type used in calculators Etc. and easy to find locally.
1144118
With the box open and the lid away from you, the battery compartment is on the right side. Push down and toward the outside edge to remove the battery compartment lid and install the battery with the bottom of the battery facing the lid.
2048956
Slide the top in first to match the connectors, large connector (negative) on the left. Then push the bottom part in to the battery compartment. Good luck.
454395
When installing it slide the battery release button and push the battery till it snaps in. Make certain the release button slides back to the locked position.
1959962
On the side of the collar box on the collar itself (opposite of the prongs side), there is a rectangle opening with a recessed Phillips head screw. Once you use a screw driver to take the screw out, it pops off and you will see the battery compartment. Pay attention to how the batteries fit in it and replace them in the same way with the new ones. It is easy if you use a small screwdriver!
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.
1181661
You need a small phillips head screwdriver to remove the battery door underneath the handle. Pull the red ribbon tag to release the old batteries. Replace with three fresh G10 button cell batteries according to the polarity diagram inside the battery compartment (make sure the ribbon is placed under the batteries). Replace the door.