what is the proper battery orientation? Perhaps describe from a top/bottom perspective - 12 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, 9 o'clock?
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There's a tiny, hard to see diagram if you look close at the sides while the batteries are removed. There's also a large, easy to read one on the back of the package the flashlight comes with.In short, the two stacked batteries on the left side face up (+), while the two stacked on the right face down (-). If it doesn't work, swap right/left. Two attempts and you'll get it.
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Positive end has bump, negative end is smooth. With switch facing up, drop #1 positive end down into left channel, drop #2 positive end up next to it in right channel. Repeat putting #3 positive end down on left, #4 positive end up on right.
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Left side. Ist battery put pos end in first, repeat with 2nd battery on top of 1st, On other side do the opposite. Put neg end in first, repeat with 4th battery, Battery configuration form a "U" shape . With cap off you should see neg end on left and positive end on right With batteries on same configuration on each side. Make sure you align batteries with metal part in cap when screwing on. Wish I could draw a diagram
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I was really ticked when I purchased 2 of these flashlights and couldn't get either of them to work. Pretty sad when the customer can't get the batteries installed without another customer's review. This is the one that helped me from "Bumblebee" "UPDATE April 17, 2011 - I finally got the batteries figured out, here's for anyone with the same issues later: Holding the light with the on/off button facing away from you. Place the right side battery + up. The left side battery - up. Place the next set the same way.Now that the lights are working, they are good, very bright. Happy ending.Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Was this review helpful to you? Yes NoReport abuse | PermalinkComment Comments (3)" I was really ticked when I purchased 2 of these flashlights and couldn't get either of them to work. Pretty sad when the customer can't get the batteries installed without another customer's review. This is the one that helped me from "Bumblebee" "UPDATE April 17, 2011 - I finally got the batteries figured out, here's for anyone with the same issues later: Holding the light with the on/off button facing away from you. Place the right side battery + up. The left side battery - up. Place the next set the same way.Now that the lights are working, they are good,... » Read More I was really ticked when I purchased 2 of these flashlights and couldn't get either of them to work. Pretty sad when the customer can't get the batteries installed without another customer's review. This is the one that helped me from "Bumblebee" "UPDATE April 17, 2011 - I finally got the batteries figured out, here's for anyone with the same issues later: Holding the light with the on/off button facing away from you. Place the right side battery + up. The left side battery - up. Place the next set the same way.Now that the lights are working, they are good, very bright. Happy ending.Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Was this review helpful to you? Yes NoReport abuse | PermalinkComment Comments (3)" « Show Less
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Left side. Ist battery put pos end in first, repeat with 2nd battery on top of 1st,On other side do the opposite. Put neg end in first, repeat with 4th battery,Battery configuration form a "U" shape .With cap off you should see neg end on left and positive end on right With batteries on same configuration on each side.Make sure you align batteries with metal part in cap when screwing on. Wish I could draw a diagram
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look again, its the same battery...it's just shown from the top and the other from the bottom.
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There is a battery symbol in the LED window (top right) that will indicate the charge level.
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Try flippling the battery around a few times, as it only goes into the holder one way....there is a plastic spine down the middle of the battery on oneside that makes it asymmetrical....this battery did fit into my advent baby monitor when i purchased it a few months ago labeit the orientation needs to be correct.
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I normally move the left pin all the way to the left end and adjust the right pin so that the two pins aligned to the battery's - and + pads. It is awkward because the pins can move. My battery has three pads. To charge the battery you only need to use the - and + pads and ignore the center pad.
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For my dip switches it was: 1,2, and 4 in the ON position (up away from battery) and 3 OFF (down toward battery).
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There is a battery holder that flips out of the upper right hand side. The users manual tells you how to do it. If you don't have one look it up on line.
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Facing towards the opposite side of where the battery goes,there is alittle tab on the cover which ya gently push in alittle bit, in the opposite direction,while gently lifting and sliding the cover towards the end with the little tab.That will expose the battery.Once ya change the battery,reverse the procedure making sure the battery is centered in that plastic cover so it sets back into its' respective position.Do NOT FORCE or you will break it.Take your time and look at it.It's really not that hard to do.I just had to go look at mine,then remove and replace the plastic cover cause I did it awhile ago.So look at it,take your time,and everything should work out alright.Good luck! Facing towards the opposite side of where the battery goes,there is alittle tab on the cover which ya gently push in alittle bit, in the opposite direction,while gently lifting and sliding the cover towards the end with the little tab.That will expose the battery.Once ya change the battery,reverse the procedure making sure the battery is centered in that plastic cover so it sets back into its' respective position.Do NOT FORCE or you will break it.Take your time and look at it.It's really not that hard to do.I just had to go look at mine,then remove and replace the plastic cover cause I did... » Read More Facing towards the opposite side of where the battery goes,there is alittle tab on the cover which ya gently push in alittle bit, in the opposite direction,while gently lifting and sliding the cover towards the end with the little tab.That will expose the battery.Once ya change the battery,reverse the procedure making sure the battery is centered in that plastic cover so it sets back into its' respective position.Do NOT FORCE or you will break it.Take your time and look at it.It's really not that hard to do.I just had to go look at mine,then remove and replace the plastic cover cause I did it awhile ago.So look at it,take your time,and everything should work out alright.Good luck! « Show Less
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Slide the on/off switch to the "off" position. Flip the keyboard so that the batteries would be facing toward you. Then, with the keyboard keys facing away from you, you should slide the battery housing panel to the left. It's not the easiest or most intuitive thing ever, so it might take a couple of tries to figure out if you're doing it right.
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turn your laptop upside down, the long strip at the top holds the battery. just lift it up and out and than replace with battery. What you are seeing is the actual battery itself, or rather the outside.
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The battery is bout 3.7 inches high. The space is 4 inches. It fits in sideways. Fits in nicely.
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Top is power - on/off Then (1) "locked" (2) charging and (3) battery balance are the three buttons.
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There us a battery inside under the on-off circle. It takes a flat CT2032 or so size like that!
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Have not had a reason to open it up yet. Seems to hold its charge for some time, even after sitting in my hot truck for a week or more. Most important battery tip, no matter the type, run it stone dead before it's first charge. If possible for the second as well. 6 month or more and working ok. Have u opened it? I'd guess a 3032 or similar
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I might not have understood your question, in that you want the time a battery will last, once charged (hours)? Since I turn my computer off and on there is no way that I can tell how many hours I get on a complete charge, couldn't even guess.
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Turn it upside down and unscrew bottom. If it already has batteries in it, it is best to hold it at about a 45°angle and twist off. Make sure you only fill to marked circle inside otherwise the battery compartment won't twist back in.
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Make sure that all 4 batteries are put in the correct direction according the markings in the 2 battery cases. I messed with it for an hour before coming here and finding that out.