How do you insert the batteries?
1890576
They go into a little cylinder that is in middle of the Bore Sighter. Hard to describe, I wish I could upload a photo or video. try this link, hope it works: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?hl=en&tab=wm#inbox/14c58145e4055bf2?projector=1
1890577
They go into a little cylinder that is in middle of the Bore Sighter. Hard to describe, I wish I could upload a photo or video.try this link, hope it works: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?hl=en&t;ab=wm#inbox/14c58145e4055bf2?projector=1
1890578
By the on/off switch there is a half moon circle, take and push plastic cylinder toward the skinny end of bore sight and a plastic cylinder should pop out or may have to pry it out a little. Load LR44 or equivalent batteries flat side or positive side first so you wind up with the negative facing out after you load 3 batteries. Cylinder with the negative side should be placed in up against spring and snap in place, turn switch on and should work , if not turn cylinder in different position and try and if still does not work check batteries for full charge of 1.5 volts. Hope this helps out a little bit. By the on/off switch there is a half moon circle, take and push plastic cylinder toward the skinny end of bore sight and a plastic cylinder should pop out or may have to pry it out a little. Load LR44 or equivalent batteries flat side or positive side first so you wind up with the negative facing out after you load 3 batteries. Cylinder with the negative side should be placed in up against spring and snap in place, turn switch on and should work , if not turn cylinder in different position and try and if still does not work check batteries for full charge of 1.5 volts. Hope this helps out a... » Read More By the on/off switch there is a half moon circle, take and push plastic cylinder toward the skinny end of bore sight and a plastic cylinder should pop out or may have to pry it out a little. Load LR44 or equivalent batteries flat side or positive side first so you wind up with the negative facing out after you load 3 batteries. Cylinder with the negative side should be placed in up against spring and snap in place, turn switch on and should work , if not turn cylinder in different position and try and if still does not work check batteries for full charge of 1.5 volts. Hope this helps out a little bit. « Show Less
1914602
Open the battery case. Put batteries in. Then ... Step on and off to activate.
1389767
They are loaded in the bottom portion of the flashlight. The bottom screws open slowly and you place the batteries inside a compartment. It's no big deal.
1480840
1. turn the base insert counter-clockwise & remove battery unit.2. insert 6 aaa alkaline batteries as shown on the battery compartment.3. replace the battery unit ensuring that the led lights are inserted into the designated holes inside the upper case.4. replace the base insert and turn clockwise to lock the mill.
30002
Just remove the lid from the battery and insert the lid on the side of the grip. Then tirnbthe little wheel on the side. Put the little cable fromnthe grip to the can. Insert the battery and u good to go
2218470
On the under side of the scale there should be a slot. You can use a quarter to insert in the slot and rotate it to expose the battery. I just use my nail (which is very short) to pull the battery out. If the nail doesn't work a butter knife should do the trick.
1578501
There is a simple battery door on the back side. Unlock it and place the batteries in.
985368
Use Phillips head screwdriver. The screws come off and you can replace with 3 AAA batteries.
563056
You stake mount them in the ground. Treated lumber spike the screw mount to the spike so you can replace batteries if/when needed. Good luck.
466537
I haven't tried the batteries yet, but yes there is a little plastic insert that houses the batteries that comes with it. It slides in into the same hole as the "over sized" USB looking battery that comes with it. I can't remember where I put the insert but if I find it I'll take a few photos and post them on here.
1464874
You slide the back panel down and put in the batteries. I didn't get any instructions either and it is complicated to figure out, you'll just have to play with it or return it. I don't use mine anymore because I would have to replace the batteries all of the time. For me, I wasted my money.
1963768
A small screwdriver to close the batteries cover. And prepare to change batteries when it drain. Other than this, u don't need anything and it's easy to install
1220092
There is a Mounting Base that connects into your Wall or Ceiling. You have to remove the Main Unit from the Mounting Base and you'll see the compartment for the Batteries. I hope this helps.
201513
Where your batteries go. It looks like 2 little batteries on the end and you take your batteries out put the plug in.
3751
While looking at the rubber eye piece side of the gx-3i, you will see the battery compartment below the eye piece. There is a small indentation on the bottom where you can put your finger under and pry it up. This will allow you to turn the battery cover counter clockwise, allowing access to insert the battery. After inserting the battery you simply use the lever to turn it clockwise to lock the battery compartment. Then push the lever back flush with the cover. Good luck!!! BTW, this is an awesome range finder. Be sure to focus the eye piece like you would a pair of binoculars.
1552163
There is a key that comes with the wand that fits into the bottom of the wand. Just unscrew the bottom and the batteries are right in there. I personally leave it unscrewed a little when I'm not using it so the batteries don't wear out.
1426528
You remove the battery and lay this flat in the battery tray. Replace the battery over it with the normal hold down device.