How do you replace the battery on this light?
2016877
To maintain a water seal, this product doesn't have a battery compartment per se. You need to loosen the two silver-headed screws on the bottom of it, and thus separate the unit into two halves. Very easy and straightforward.
11965
If you lift up the light panel, there should 2 screws you turn which opens the battery compartment. Easy to replace
1224692
The light is very easy to remove. It would need to be removed if it was to be left where someone might steal it. One just slips the large rubber band off the handlebar and undo the velcro strap for the battery and it is off. Less than 10 seconds.
52980
I can't recall off hand which battery is required for this light. However, if you open the light, you will see the battery which is clearly marked with its type. A word of caution: after taking apart two separate lights, and trying to replace the batteries, I was Unable to reassemble the light correctly. It's very difficult to explain, but you must position several pieces just right, in order to reassemble. In my opinion, this light appears better served as a disposable light.
1685582
Look on the magnifier on the side where the lights are facing you. Hold on both sides of the light and pull up on the neck of the base it releases from the 2 small plastic clips to revel the battery compartment screw and three button cell batteries. Then just push it back in place. Hope this helps.
64540
Throw it. When you can't find it, it's fixed. No actually, I have never had one last long enough to deplete that tiny integrated battery which can't be replaced anyway. I guess just replace the filter every couple months and press on without the light...
1394100
Me again. Here's the link to the instructions - I wasn't able to include them before. Best wishes. http://sollight.wordpress.com/2011/09/26/replacing-the-battery-in-your-lightcap-300/
2240680
Sorry, I have never needed to replace my battery. I imagine if you search the replacement battery number on Amazon or at Dorcys web site you should be able to find one? My light has never gone dead! so I have never needed a spare 1 charge lasts months! unless you accidentally leave it on all night! sorry I can't help more... good luckRich
826166
There is a screw on top of the light that you have to unscrew. It is removed by hand, no screwdriver required. The light looks nice.
637357
can't rember but only place I found availabilty is amazon the charger did not work that we bought with it so we replaced this light nice light but batteries is the problem
11964
Open up the light and where you see the mirror, turn the 2 screws, about 1/4 turn, lift out the mirror and that's where the batteries are to be replaced.
1608836
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.
1771729
yes you can replace it vary easily it uses a Streamlight 74175 Battery Lithium with a price of $26.00
2242550
Tiffany: the back of the package has a diagram of how one finger light itself is put together and it says, "Use 3x1.5V "AG3" Button Cell" with a picture of what the battery looks like. So I GUESS you could replace them but honestly not sure. I HOPE this helps a little bit! Judy
2095413
Unscrew the screw in the back and take it off. You replace this battery just like replacing a watch battery.
1953898
find the switch and the opening where it goes from off to on put a small table knife in there or a strong fingernail in there and twist and pull off the battery sits right there ....
1350385
The battery is in the top part that twists off from the base. Just unplug the three pronged connection (top-to-base) after you twist off and you can replace the battery.