where do the batteries go
488031
The mouse cover slides off one end. The batteries go on the sides between the roller. Instructions are included in the package.
488032
I had the same question (terrible instructions with the mouse). The top front slides off (look for the thumb grip marks) and the compartments for two AAA batteries are revealed. I haven't gotten very good battery life out of this mouse, and you have to move it to wake it (though the sleep doesn't seem to help the batteries live longer).
1257409
Look at the back of the top of the gun. The batteries are inside the small black access panel. RThere are 3 button batteries inside.
485545
unscrew the back of the light above the handle in the black color section(there is a small knob) and the batteries are held in there
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.
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.
1912544
Holding your camera as if to take a picture, on the end of the camera on the right side, there is an arrow which points (downward) to open the battery compartment. Once you've slid the compartment door, lift up, and you'll see where the batteries go.
2055417
There is a cap that unscrews at bottom of toy. Inside there is a compartment that slides out that the 4 AAA batteries go in.
1215016
My son confirmed that the batteries go in the handle. There are screws on the side of the handle that you need to unscrew to access the battery compartment.
1967112
Inside the battery cover underneath the mouse. It's tucked in there sideways- very easy to miss!
601797
Yes, the batteries go into a compartment on the middle upper back of the keyboard.
1194700
On the bottom. I have had two of these cameras and both times the batteries would not stay put and I would get "low battery" warnings constantly, even after changing the batteries. I replaced this camera after owning it for only a month.
1715726
you have to take the screws out and the top off and then you will see the batteries.
1816862
The part that you hold in your hand slides off the head part. Kind of like sliding or pulling a knife out of its sheath. Then you can easily see where the battery fits.
1791985
Batteries go in the bottom. Use the Velcro they provide. I superglued the Velcro to both the unit and the underside of the cabinet.
1271420
On the back-side of the unit there is a compartment that opens to place batteries.You can view a larger image of how to assemble by clicking on the product page.
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.
1519792
You give it a little twist in the middle. That's where the batteries go. Had so much trouble with mine that I finally threw it in the trash.