How do you change the indicator battery on the faucet?
1076728
On some models, the battery is behind a small rubber wedge, directly below the faucet handle. That means below the sink. CR2354, + side up. The battery life is expected to last one year, however, for heavy use the battery may need to be replaced sooner. Light is green for the life of the filter, red at suggested replace time, either 6 months or sooner. To reset the electronic monitor during replacement of filters, remove and reinsert battery. I saw an online manual here, see page 8: http://www.freshwatersystems.com/specifications/watts-WP-RO4-manual.pdf
734750
It doesn't need batteries. I haven't found a faucet in 3 houses I've lived in that this fits however. Save your money.
2075732
Yes it can but there is a blue light showing the faucet is on. If the handle is turned to the off position and you touch the metal, the should be on and therefore the battery may die quicker.We dont like our faucet as much now. The touch control seemed cool, but the warer flow is always too strong or too slow for your next task.I would not recommend this item for this reason.
2032400
I can't remember if it is a AA battery or a AAA battery. The battery door is on the bottom of the unit. I have used mine for about a year, and have not needed to replace the battery yet. I would imagine if the temp indicator stops working the batteries may need to be replaced. The lights in my shower head stopped working. It was not a battery issue. I have changed the battery but the lights do not work.
191822
There is a small Slot at the top of the casing that is easy to open with a small blade or screw driver or in fact, I can open it with my finger nail. Once opened you simply take out the small button battery and replace it, then simply snap the top of the casing shut. There is also a little diagram in the instructions explaining how to change the battery.
256945
Quite easy, just pry off the top cover of the larger sensor with a small flat head screwdriver. There is a small groove in the case where you can do this. Once the cover is off, you will see the flat circular battery held in place by a small metal bracket. The battery slides in and out only in one direction. Can't recall exact battery type, but it will be on the battery and it is a common type used in calculators Etc. and easy to find locally.
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.
2203406
use your fingernail push down from the center top and slightly move the battery out.
1677209
There is no indicator. The instructions that came with the dispenser said to replace the batteries every 6 months. My friend only used his dispenser for a couple of months before he had to go into a nursing home so I don't know how long the batteries would actually last.
867522
I'm still on the original batteries from March, but mine is a single person household so not sure if this will be helpful. I also didn't have access to AC power which I thought I did. I do love the faucet.
2075735
Yes it can but there is a blue light showing the faucet is on. If the handle is turned to the off position and you touch the metal, the should be on and therefore the battery may die quicker. We dont like our faucet as much now. The touch control seemed cool, but the warer flow is always too strong or too slow for your next task. I would not recommend this item for this reason.
336481
very easy...looking at the thermostat it's on the right side,flip/slide the battery holder out and change them. It does go through batteries pretty quick.
1761641
Dont remember but I got the battery out of home Depot. Sometimes the buttons get stuck so watch the light.
2014632
Pull the bottom casing off and drop in the battery (it is marked to show the + and -). That's all there is to it.
1329714
Yes, after 4 minutes the faucet will shut off. However, sometimes the battery pack will cause random starts and stops. I find wiggling the battery pack and repositioning the batteries usually fixes it.
1506680
Just move the lever to the off position. When the lever is in the off position, the faucet will not turn on.
774829
First: read the instruction. Don't have them.....on a ladder, remove the tiny pin at top and unscrew the assembly to reveal a connector which should be squeezed to disconnect halves. Down the ladder and a little door can be opened, revealing the battery. Remember how the old battery is installed and replace. Replace is opposite of removal. Now.....the new battery will chirp in increments of seven minutes, don't panic.....if all went right chirping stops eventually. Use copper top 9volt battery for assured success........Enjoy.