How do you open the light to replace the batteries? Thanks in advance!
476268
you just unscrew off and they are held by a small little clip you just move really easy
476269
Hold the bottom of the light case (the part connected to the strap) in one hand, with the other, twist the top of the light case (the part with the lens and 3 rings cut into it) and twist left to loosen, right to tighten (while holding the base still). The top will come off with the lens and case together, revealing the pair of stacked CR2032 batteries. Swap them out, being careful of polarity (neg. toward the base, pos. toward the lens for both batteries). Put the lens/case back on and twist right to tighten. Simple, quick, easy. Wish they made CR2032's rechargeable. You can find dealers that sell them in bulk (MCM Electronics for example). Hold the bottom of the light case (the part connected to the strap) in one hand, with the other, twist the top of the light case (the part with the lens and 3 rings cut into it) and twist left to loosen, right to tighten (while holding the base still). The top will come off with the lens and case together, revealing the pair of stacked CR2032 batteries. Swap them out, being careful of polarity (neg. toward the base, pos. toward the lens for both batteries). Put the lens/case back on and twist right to tighten. Simple, quick, easy. Wish they made CR2032's rechargeable. You can find dealers... » Read More Hold the bottom of the light case (the part connected to the strap) in one hand, with the other, twist the top of the light case (the part with the lens and 3 rings cut into it) and twist left to loosen, right to tighten (while holding the base still). The top will come off with the lens and case together, revealing the pair of stacked CR2032 batteries. Swap them out, being careful of polarity (neg. toward the base, pos. toward the lens for both batteries). Put the lens/case back on and twist right to tighten. Simple, quick, easy. Wish they made CR2032's rechargeable. You can find dealers that sell them in bulk (MCM Electronics for example). « Show Less
476270
If I recall you just hold one end and twist off the other end with the bulb (counterclockwise).
476271
Un screw the part that holds the lens and the two batteries are under there.
476272
Easy. Even a girl (like me) can do it. Back unscrews and they pop right in.
2053964
If I remember right, you had to open the battery door thingy and there was a piece of plastic that you needed to pull out. I could be wrong though. Otherwise maybe try pressing the reset button? Just an idea.
26355
I recommend you check the battery. This is easily accessed by removing the top of the lamp, then remove the reflector/light assembly from the underside of the top piece to get to the battery compartment. I had a similar problem and they sent a replacement battery.
112937
Carefully pull the rubber off the assembly. It comes off easily just has to be easy with it. Take a very small screw driver or a Pin. Turn the light up side down. At the rear side (side opposite of the bulbs) You can see a small locking clip. Push slightly outward it opens. Replace the battery. Close and reinstall the rubber cover
1049626
The key will open it. My husband uses it and says that there is a warning light if the batteries are losing energy so changing them is possible before they die.
1437018
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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Flip the light compartment up, and under that is a silver plate. At that point you should be able to see the locking hinges that hold the plate in place. The batteries are under that plate.Hope that this answer will help you.
597744
Unscrew the small end. you will have to test it to see which way the batteries have to be turned but if you try both ways and you still have no light the bulb may be bad. Mine worked fine.
1004187
The batteries are under the decorative plate. Pull that up and use a paperclip to lift the batteries out. Hopefully that works for you.
1617987
You need a small screwdriver, I believe a Phillips head, to open the battery compartment. You can replace battery. If it still doesn't turn on then you need to send back to replace.
824101
The top [where the light is] unscrews by holding the base with the fingers of one hand and the light end with the fingers of the other hand and turning it clockwise. It comes off easily and the battery pops in and out as well.
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Flip the light compartment up, and under that is a silver plate. At that point you should be able to see the locking hinges that hold the plate in place. The batteries are under that plate. Hope that this answer will help you.
1020089
There are two screws on either side of the on/off switch. Unscrew them and a small battery drawer will come out.
1738413
There is a tab in the light that needs to be removed. It's just a pull tab like the ones used to protect batteries.
107879
Underneath the laser light there is an opening that has a screw attached to the cover. Unloosen it & you will find the battery
515812
I have never tried to actually open the light housing of the flashlight. However, I have never had a need to try and open it. I own a bunch of these lights and the only issue I ever had was changing the batteries. Just an FYI, since they are low priced, why buy a replacement bulb when you can just buy a new light.
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you will see there are large, silver, ratcheted domes on either side of the light. One side says don't twist. The other has arrows in the directions of "close" and "open". Open it. A cylindrical insert will slide out-this is where you will place your 3 AAA batteries. Hope this helps.