Got a Ferrari Testarossa with remote control, but can't figure out how to replace the batteries in the car. Where is the opening for a battery box?
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It's on the underside of the car. You need to unscrew the small screw and then open the compartment. The compartment takes up most of the space between the axels on the underside of the car.
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Very easy...turn the device over..there is a round cap with a slot in it..place a coin in the slot..turn it counterclockwise..the cap will pop off.. pry the battery out taking notice which side of the battery is facing up..replace the new battery the same way.. replace the cap. It is a good idea to check the battery in both the sending and receiving units..I own 3 of these.. and 2 of them had weak old batteries rite out of the box.. I really like them.
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Open the Velcro on the back of the pony neck and remove plastic battery box. Be careful not to pull out too far because of the connected wires.
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Remove the orange protective cover. Then you will see the battery compartment which requires a Phillips screwdriver to open.
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Turn the lid upside down and press down on the center of the raised area. The rest of the lid will detach and you'll find the battery compartment in the part that detached.
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Use your thumb to open the door for the battery, pull the little white plug wire to disconnect the old battery. Plug in the new battery and close the cover door. Job complete
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On the front side (not the key board side), you will see a blank area on the face of the controls about an inch high. It's directly under the last three control buttons on the bottom. The plastic face of the controls have an arc shaped line running under those buttons. It's a cut line that separates the battery compartment. The face of the control compartment slides down like a train on tracks to reveal the compartment for two AAA batteries. Use a very sharp knife to wedge into the arc shaped cut line and twist slightly. Do it on the side of the controls if you think you may gouge the plastic. The plastic lid will slide downward and pop off. The engineers did a great job of hiding it didn't they! On the front side (not the key board side), you will see a blank area on the face of the controls about an inch high. It's directly under the last three control buttons on the bottom. The plastic face of the controls have an arc shaped line running under those buttons. It's a cut line that separates the battery compartment. The face of the control compartment slides down like a train on tracks to reveal the compartment for two AAA batteries. Use a very sharp knife to wedge into the arc shaped cut line and twist slightly. Do it on the side of the controls if you think you may gouge the... » Read More On the front side (not the key board side), you will see a blank area on the face of the controls about an inch high. It's directly under the last three control buttons on the bottom. The plastic face of the controls have an arc shaped line running under those buttons. It's a cut line that separates the battery compartment. The face of the control compartment slides down like a train on tracks to reveal the compartment for two AAA batteries. Use a very sharp knife to wedge into the arc shaped cut line and twist slightly. Do it on the side of the controls if you think you may gouge the plastic. The plastic lid will slide downward and pop off. The engineers did a great job of hiding it didn't they! « Show Less
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Flip the light compartment up, and under that is a silver plate. At that point you should be able to see the locking hinges that hold the plate in place. The batteries are under that plate. Hope that this answer will help you.
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There is a pull apart velcro seam on the left side of the mane. Open it and the battery box is inside.
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There is a pin on the exterior, remove pin, turn the unit slightly and let it down. Squeeze the power holding cable connector to release it from unit. The battery compartment is in the bottom, open replace exactly as you remove and relock the battery door. Replace as you removed.
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(1) Hold device steady with one hand, then grip the clear dust/lint compartment and slide it "down" (away from the cutter head). (2) Now notice the battery compartment cover (little images of batteries when you look closely. This battery compartment cover has a small tab on its left side. (3) With just a little gentle force (perhaps using an index finger or a SMALL screwdriver), just push the tab ever so slightly away from the edge (towards the center) and the battery compartment cover should easily come off. (4) Insert four size-C batteries with correct polarity (as indicated on the battery compartment cover) and replace battery cover and slide dust/lint compartment back into place. (1) Hold device steady with one hand, then grip the clear dust/lint compartment and slide it "down" (away from the cutter head). (2) Now notice the battery compartment cover (little images of batteries when you look closely. This battery compartment cover has a small tab on its left side. (3) With just a little gentle force (perhaps using an index finger or a SMALL screwdriver), just push the tab ever so slightly away from the edge (towards the center) and the battery compartment cover should easily come off. (4) Insert four size-C batteries with correct polarity (as indicated on... » Read More (1) Hold device steady with one hand, then grip the clear dust/lint compartment and slide it "down" (away from the cutter head). (2) Now notice the battery compartment cover (little images of batteries when you look closely. This battery compartment cover has a small tab on its left side. (3) With just a little gentle force (perhaps using an index finger or a SMALL screwdriver), just push the tab ever so slightly away from the edge (towards the center) and the battery compartment cover should easily come off. (4) Insert four size-C batteries with correct polarity (as indicated on the battery compartment cover) and replace battery cover and slide dust/lint compartment back into place. « Show Less
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Susan, If you look at the bottom of this frothing device you will see a ribbed black cover. If you are right handed, Hold the frother with the left hand so you can see the ribbed black cover, then put your right thumb on this cover, push down with your thumb and slide the cover back towards you. This will open the battery compartment.Once opened, look at the side with the red color. This will show you how the two batteries go in it (-) & (+).
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in the bottom. there is a screw that holds a door on. remove the screw, then the door. take the battery out, paying attention to the polarity of the two wires. you only need a screw driver to change. very easy fix.
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Firmly grab the remote with the buttons facing you, locate the small notch at the bottom seam of the case and faceplate, insert a small flathead screwdriver and gently pry the faceplate away from the case. Replace battery with two 2016, or one 2032 batteries then snap cover back in place starting at the top and working back towards the release notch.
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Turn the mouse over and on the bottom is a cover marked "OPEN". Use a small coin or fingernail to pry this off. This is where the batteries (2 "AAA") are inserted. Be careful when placing a battery over the small plastic strip to leave a small strip available to make it easier to remove the bottom battery.
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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.
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Pop off the front plastic cover. There might be one screw holding the batteries in behind a plate. Once removed, there is an electrical connector that needs to be disconnected. The batteries should slide out just by pulling on them. If they don't budge, they might be bulged. In that case, you would need to disassemble the chassis some more.