how do you remove the battery cover after removing the phillipshead screw ?
1032117
After removing the screw, push the battery cover up towards the top of the device with your thumb. We haven't had to change the battery, but it was definitely a good question.
1032118
Place sharp knife in slot above screw hole and twist, then pull down on battery compartment cover.
1032119
Take an equally small flat head screwdriver and pop the lid with it by putting it under the edge (just a little) closest to the middle (same side as the screw hole). I just tried it, as it has been quite a while. I had to gently 'pop' it in two spots on that edge.
1032120
remove the screw completely, place your thumb on the flat area over the now extracted screw and push the cover away from the side of the thesaurus
1518607
There are screws on the handle that you need to remove and the battery compartment is under that part that you will remove
552995
turn the lid upside down and put your thumbs in the center circle, then pull the white part off using the two center hooks...battery compartment right underneath..
2084936
Ordinarily you don't need to 'remove the cover', you merely unlock the entire housing from the mounting base and the battery immediately accessible for changing. It does look like somehow you can release a couple of locking tabs that are either side of the battery compartment to release the two parts of the housing from each other.
937481
you can remove one side of the plastic cover, use a knife or something thin to start removing it next to the metal ring. Only one side will come off. then pull out the light and battery holder and replace the batteries
606888
There is a battery compartment in the back which has a philips screw. I have never tried opening it. But I guess if you opened yours and could find a replacement replacing the batter would be possible. I am sorry the answer isnt more complete.
828281
There is no battery cover, so it appears that replacement is not intended by the manufacturer. The unit is held together by a rubber cover that covers top, bottom, and sides. This cover is not trivial to remove, but I didn't try very hard.
1397853
You are in the right spot, but getting the battery cover off is a difficult job. Even the maintenance man where I live had ahard time getting it off with a flat screwdriver! I taped the screw to the bottom of the disc and just set the battery cover back in place. This was the only fault I found with this item.
471029
Hi Susanne - there are no screws to remove....The battery cover is on the bottom of the car. Simply lift with your finger (snaps in place).... It takes one AA battery
1334666
The plastic unit slides off to expose the door for the battery. There is one screw that needs to be removed
81420
Remove the orange protective cover. Then you will see the battery compartment which requires a Phillips screwdriver to open.
900456
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
800951
Turn the blue piece on the bottom counter-clockwise, it will come off. You'll need a small phillips-head screwdriver to remove the cover from the battery compartment. Be careful not to lose the rubber o-ring under the battery cover. It requires an LR-44 battery.
428719
There's a small plastic tab between the batteries and the contacts. Pull that out.
346057
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.
996297
Just unscrew the phillips screw located on cover of the machine,pull battery out disconnect positive and negative dispose of battery correctly,insert new battery hook positive and negative up slide in and screw cover back on
1448104
I was stumped too at first. The battery cover is under the handle. Just lift it a bit and you'll see the edges of the battery cover. I remember it sliding off, although it's been a while.