The red and black wires look like are soldered onto the old battery. Do they pull out somehow?
494386
When I ordered mine I was using them to replace Colman rechargeable lanterns that had dead rechargeable.
494387
on mine the wires have wire ends and they just slip off if they are sodered cut wires at battery and resoder to new battery
494388
Yes the connectors on the battery in a RCL3000 are pull off, if you have the new battery you will see the contacts. you may need pliers to remove the connectors remember to pull on connectors not wires.
2223993
Not that I recall. But its very simple, I even this the wire ends are color coded (see the red and black terminal in picture of battery?). Worse case, take a picture of it with a smart phone before you take out old battery and refer to that as you hook up new battery.
1401144
There are some screws on the side in the shape of a rectangle which hold the battery. You have to go through the front and unscrew everything to take the grate and pull the speaker out to loosen the wires to the battery or else you'll rip the wires out. If you loosen the wires you can go through the side next time if you have to replace the battery. There is a load of sticky stuff too around the battery which make it finnicky to pull out but I just used an old kitchen knife and ran it down the sides. The battery is a 12.5 rechargable one. It should say on the battery itself.
2175659
You have to loosen the nut on the battery terminal and strip the wire and secure it under the nut. I went and bought an open terminal instead of using bare wire.
1230505
They are the same as teh original batteries, just with different connectors. You will have to cut off the old wires and buy new connectors at Home Depot. Very easy and cheap to do...
512749
The old one will pop out by pushing side tabs in.Then push new one in place being aware of side tabs locking in place.No soldering!
1250960
You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If this doesn`t help you might want to consult a mechanic. Good luck! You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If... » Read More You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If this doesn`t help you might want to consult a mechanic. Good luck! « Show Less
2000951
what i did was just take the spare key and battery out. my old shell was just bad and torn, so I just grabbed a pair of plyers and ripped the old plastic off until the circuit board was exposed.
1825761
Mine came with split end connectors. Just loosen the wing nuts on the battery, slip under and tighten.
135584
The black wire should not be loose. Both the red and black wires are attached at both ends to part of the copter and battery post.
429883
I don't remember for sure. I'm thinking it was the black. You can easily find out though. Just hold one wire on the battery positive and ground the other. If it lights up you know which is the positive. If it doesn't light up just switch the wires and it should work.
1031181
It is soldered in, so, unless you have the ability to pry the case open without damage, unsolder the old battery, and solder in the (exact replacement) battery, I'd have to say NO.
1413280
I purchased a replacement battery and they have changed the battery posts - so it is not easy. I had to solder the new battery in place.The new battery has slip on posts and the old one was attached with a small screw and nut. Bah Humbug....
669113
I had no problems at all; pull the leads off the old battery, remove it and put in the new battery, and the leads went right on. No drama :)
1578218
Only thing I can think of, is that the black and red wires going into the charger were reversed
803143
Have someone who knows wiring help you. Basically, you will connect the wires directly to your battery (or a fuse, if you wish) with the appropriate connector soldered on. one on the Red wire and one on the black. The connector looks like and "O" with a spot for the wire to be either crimped or soldered on.
607675
If you take a close look at the top of the battery, it has flat connectors on it, a black and a red. Unless the battery in the trike is very different, all you should have to do is slide off the old connectors and slide them onto the new battery making sure to keep the polarity (red to red, black to black) correct. Make sure the battery is the same size, voltage and capacity (the AH rating should be at least the same or the trike will not last as long as it should.)