how can i replace the battery holder inside black light of Power Tek Premium 51 LED 395 nm UV Ultraviolet Blacklight
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THE battery holder inside of the flash light broke the contacts fell out when I tried to replace batteries can I replace this thank you
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Do not understand the question ------- why would one want to replace the battery holder ?? It is a unique and functional part of the UV Blacklight. JT
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I'm not sure what you mean. If the battery holder is defective then you can contact us at our customer service email and we'll get you a replacement.
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Hi tp, contact us at support@powerteksystems.com with your order # and we'll get you a new one sent out.
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In search type in "replace battery in finevu cr-500hd. There you should find a video. It helps but wasn't totally clear. The hardest part is getting it apart in the right order which the video doesn't show clearly. I've changed one and need to change on another one. Hope this helps
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Unscrew the back end (opposite the light) and remove the battery cartridge. Remove the three batteries and replace with new ones making sure that you watch the polarity (+/-). They are not the same for all the batteries). Because I find the batteries last less than a month due to a trickle charge for the circuits in the light - I just leave the battery module out until I need to use the light. Batteries last a long time this way.When putting the module back into the light for use - put the spring end in first. Also just for general knowledge - almost always when placing batteries the spring end will be for the negative end of the battery. Unscrew the back end (opposite the light) and remove the battery cartridge. Remove the three batteries and replace with new ones making sure that you watch the polarity (+/-). They are not the same for all the batteries). Because I find the batteries last less than a month due to a trickle charge for the circuits in the light - I just leave the battery module out until I need to use the light. Batteries last a long time this way.When putting the module back into the light for use - put the spring end in first. Also just for general knowledge - almost always when placing... » Read More Unscrew the back end (opposite the light) and remove the battery cartridge. Remove the three batteries and replace with new ones making sure that you watch the polarity (+/-). They are not the same for all the batteries). Because I find the batteries last less than a month due to a trickle charge for the circuits in the light - I just leave the battery module out until I need to use the light. Batteries last a long time this way.When putting the module back into the light for use - put the spring end in first. Also just for general knowledge - almost always when placing batteries the spring end will be for the negative end of the battery. « Show Less
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Turn the top to the unlock position the battery Holder Will be right under the top batteries go in just like normal negative to the spring
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Hello Brian,The instruction should be on the back of the black box. Please remove the plastics on the battery terminal before using the battery.Thank you
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This from their website:"Question How do I change the batteries?AnswerThe manual shows you how to do this. Unscrew 4 screws at the corners (below the silicon covers), unplug the battery pack and insert new one. We are working on creating a neat battery holder so you don´t need to find a sealed battery pack.Question What type of batteries do I need?AnswerType : NiMh - rechargeableSize : 3 x AA sealed "
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1. Test the "new" batteries individually to make sure they are OK.2. Confirm that each battery is installed correctly into the holder - the flat (-) end of each battery should be towards the spring in the holder.3. Confirm that the battery holder is installed correctly into the flashlight - the holder goes in "bump" end first. If your flashlight still isn't working, then either the on/off switch or the LEDs have failed, and these are not user-replaceable.
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after looking at mine a little closer it's as if its 5 little LED lights off together encased in plastic. I do not see a way to replace it no I have ever seen a product like that in the light bulb department. I will say that I've had mine since 2010 and I've never had a problem with it as long as the batteries are fresh. Hope that helps
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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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The battery compartment has a white plastic battery holder. Place one battery into each of the three slots with the negative post on the spring. They alternate as you turn it around. Once they are each in a slot stick the post end into the flashlight and screw on the base. If you don't get light you probably have it in upside down. Unscrew the base and turn it over and try again. It would easy to explain with a picture but, this doesn't give me the option.
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If you lift up the light panel, there should 2 screws you turn which opens the battery compartment. Easy to replace
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The battery is removable and I assume replaceable. It's a TR 18650 2800 mAh 3.7V Li-Ion battery.Yes, the light source is LED.I've charged it successfully with the included 12V adapter (in the car) but I don't have a clue what the amp draw is.
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You've "got me" with that "cage" question! Unscrew the back of the flashlight and remove the "cage" that holds three batteries. You DO NOT "OPEN" that cage ... each battery pops out; pull them out from the side opposite each Spring (at the bottom or negative side of each battery) replace with fresh batteries, inserting the bottom ... or negative end onto the Spring in the "cage" compressing the Spring with the battery ... and pushing the top of the battery (positive end) into the "cage". Replace the cage with the three batteris back into the flashlight .... with the cage's movable "plunger" side going into the flashlight first. Have I satisfactorily answered your question????
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Unscrew 4 screws one on each corner of solar head. Batteries under head . Need 2 rechargable
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That is the battery sleeve. Most Peli lights have them. Slide the sleeve out of the body of the light, and they will dump out of the sleeve. Note direction, so you install the new batteries correctly.
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The bottom cap unscrews, allowing you to access the battery holder. Just don't twist on the brightness setting, but rather the bottom cap itself.
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1. Test the "new" batteries individually to make sure they are OK. 2. Confirm that each battery is installed correctly into the holder - the flat (-) end of each battery should be towards the spring in the holder. 3. Confirm that the battery holder is installed correctly into the flashlight - the holder goes in "bump" end first. If your flashlight still isn't working, then either the on/off switch or the LEDs have failed, and these are not user-replaceable.