How to change batteries on this unit?
2051263
The battery sits inside the black "cockpit" and is a 350mAH "pouch." It uses the same connector type as my Wakera helicopter. The battery can be unplugged and slid out
2051264
Looking at the end of the x-3, between the two tail rudders, you can see a little silver thing (about the diameter of a small screw) poking through a small white flap. Pull the white flap back away from the cockpit and push the cockpit gently forward and lift the cockpit up from the back. There is only one clip holding the cockpit in the front. Push the front of the cockpit down and back to release the front clip. The cockpit will lift off. Slide the battery out of the holder and replace. I hope this helped.
2221383
Linda , the batteries are on the backside of the dispenser. You have to use a screwdriver to change them
1711677
Hey Chris, to change the batteries, just look to the left of the yellow power-on button and you will see a hole that's a little deep, that's where the screw is located. Just loosen that one screw and the section below it will come off and expose the batteries. Hope this helps.
459764
I do not believe you can replace the battery. I contacted the seller of mine about this and got conflicting info. They lastly told me to pry off the back to replace the battery which I believe will break the unit if attempted. My 2 still work so I have not tried it yet.
951197
That is the only way to change battery is to get the screws out. I haven't had to change mine yet, but you need to get the cover off. Try to make sure you have the right screwdriver to fit so you don't strip the screws.
1290928
Easy. I recently replaced batteries on two units after 2 years of use (10-20x cycles per day per unit). The 9V batteries are under the inside plate. It took me about 2 minutes and required a common Phillips head screwdriver. One unit had a completely discharged battery. I replaced the battery in unit #2 ... "just because". Both units retained all of the codes; although re-coding is easy (if you have the instructions ;^)
1685512
take the battery out and remove the unit some where else and let it sit for a little while
630578
Unscrew the nipples off. There are two clips on the side of it. Pull them out & up dont pull too hard they will snap. The top should come off and thats how you change the batteries
698118
Not sure if first email came through. Undo screw on the side of unit and you should be able to change the batteries
2246685
read directions...you MUST change the batteries in the outdoor unit first then load batteries, even re-used ones, back into the main unit...otherwise it will not reset and search for the outdoor unit again.
553786
Plug the unit into an outlet. You should see the display come on in just a few seconds. Set current time, power ON time and power OFF time. (See instructions below.) Allow unit to stay plugged in for a couple hours to charge. If unit doesn't maintain the correct time or desired settings, replace batteries (located in small pull out tray) with 2 button style batteries (model number LR1130). To locate battery tray, look for a small crescent or semi-circle relief area near a back corner at the bottom of the unit. The relief is just big enough to snag with your fingernail. Apply a little pulling power to overcome the snap-in tray. It will slide right open. It can be hard to see due to the good fit around the tray. To set Time: Press and hold TIME button. Press HOUR button repeatedly until it matches the current hour (be mindful of AM/PM) Press MIN button repeatedly until it matches the current minute Release TIME button To set time to turn ON lamp: Press and hold ON button Press HOUR button repeatedly until it matches the hour you want the lamp to turn on (be mindful of AM/PM) Press MIN button repeatedly until it matches the minute you want the lamp to turn on Release ON button To set time to turn OFF lamp: Press and hold OFF button Press HOUR button repeatedly until it matches the hour you want the lamp to turn off (be mindful of AM/PM) Press MIN button repeatedly until it matches the minute you want the lamp to turn off Release OFF button
56562
you grab the base of the round unit and turn it about and inch clock wise. Should feel it stop and than you can pull it down from the mount base and see the bottom of the unit in your hand. Should see small like square plastic trap door to open and the battery will be in site to replace. reverse the process with only difference is when placing unit back on the base it will turn counter clock wise. Very simple process but will need step ladder or good chair to stand on to reach if on the ceiling.
1762718
Remove the remote from the holder. The remote over and pull the lower half of the back cover away from the top half of the back cover. there are your batteries.
838914
The batteries are enclosed in the dome part of the unit behind the LED and sensor. You can unscrew the battery encasing from the unit but you would need to get up to the unit to change the battery.
1011192
make sure both 120 plug in and 12v battery are disconnected. Disconnect the two 12 volt wires and the two 120 volt wires. In front of the unit there are two small screws facing down. remove those and the unit will slide out.
608324
Underneath the battery cover, above the batteries, is a little hole. Stick a paper clip in that hole to reset.
2132586
I don't think there is a way to change the batteries. I would replace the unit once the LED stops working.