Stupid question, but I am at a loss. I believe the batteriesgo in one end of the flashlight but I can not get it opened. Is that where they go?
408175
Batteries go in at the bottom. Just "unscrew," place the batteries and screw back on.
408176
Yes, it is "machine threads" and very tight. The end cap has a ribbed surface. Try harder!
1387094
It's on the bottom, turn the little knob and the bottom pops open. The batteries go in there. AAA batteries I believe.
488712
There is a battery compartment in the bottom of each flashlight. It twists off.
488714
Pull up on individual flashlights to separate them. Then unscrew the bottom of each flashlight to replace batteries. Have a good day!
2024959
There's a tiny, hard to see diagram if you look close at the sides while the batteries are removed. There's also a large, easy to read one on the back of the package the flashlight comes with.In short, the two stacked batteries on the left side face up (+), while the two stacked on the right face down (-). If it doesn't work, swap right/left. Two attempts and you'll get it.
1363842
Just unscrew the push-switch, turn upside down the flashlight without the push-switch and the battery pack will slide out. This part is an assembly which holds the three AAA batteries.
57897
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.
85315
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.
308494
Unscrew the flashlight. Batteries usually go inside it. For AAA batteries, they just fit into the little 3 battery housing and it slips inside. If it doesn't work then turn it around.For the special C batteries (I do not recall which they are) you use a plastic sleeve that comes with it to fit them in.
293612
Hi, be sure you have the batterys in correct, the negative terminal sets on the springs on the adapter,install the adapter with the arrow pointing to the flashlight. If this does not work the adapter might be defective.I took apart one of the batterys that came with my light and found a small battery, the rest of the space was filled with powder, the battery was probably about 500ma not 4200ma.
646177
Not to be insulting, but many flashlights with battery "pack" units have a round transparent plastic protective film stuck on one end of the pack. It can be hard to see if you are not looking for it. Until removed, no power is "transmitted". Since all six do not work, look for this film.
1716678
exactly the same happened to me, I have no answer , I use the flashlight no screwed up to the end, and besides the light isnt so strong according the price of the item, It wasnt a good business to me, sometimes we win and sometimes we lose, this buy is one of the last, have a good day.
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.
2092976
sorry, but i can't locate the instructions for my own flashlight. All I can suggest is to contact the manufacturer. They most likely have a website or an 800 number.
18721
Yes, I had a lot of trouble also, but keep pushing on it as hard as you can. It will open. Try pressing "down" and at the same time push the button "in". The opposite green grip will start to push out and the batteries are under that. Hope this helped you.
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.
1576301
Hi. Do you see where the ridges are on the circular piece on the side of the headlamp? One of those sides twists off and you should be able to put your batteries in there. Hope that helps.