Cannot remove battery compartment door. Suggestions?
485888
It's easy just push hard and it will open! Pls read the directions on the box! Thanks
485889
Push down on the three ridges then slide the back down. The round bottom does come off with the back piece. It was easier after the first time.
1418371
I agree that it isn't the most trivial thing to do but perhaps it is this way by design so you don't need a screwdriver (in addition to your hammer). Install the battery door by inserting it on a slight angle with the arrows pointing toward the front wheels. The door slides horizontally on top of 10 tiny plastic nubs (5 on each side) that are in the battery compartment. With the door flush, slide it backwards towards the slot in the rear of the compartment. I find it easier to do if I apply a little pressure to the large clip while sliding it into the slot. Good luck!
900456
Use your thumb to open the door for the battery, pull the little white plug wire to disconnect the old battery. Plug in the new battery and close the cover door. Job complete
937481
you can remove one side of the plastic cover, use a knife or something thin to start removing it next to the metal ring. Only one side will come off. then pull out the light and battery holder and replace the batteries
1931325
It sounds like your battery door is not properly closed. Open it using the slide latch on the bottom edge of the unit. Open & remove the battery door. Make sure the top is properly indexed into the case and then firmly press it shut.
1771215
Pop off the front plastic cover. There might be one screw holding the batteries in behind a plate. Once removed, there is an electrical connector that needs to be disconnected. The batteries should slide out just by pulling on them. If they don't budge, they might be bulged. In that case, you would need to disassemble the chassis some more.
563348
There should be a little tab you slightly pull back on and it releases the battery cover. Most of these vehicles, you don't need to remove the screws. By doing so, you split the bottom half and top half. That's a whole different way to get to the battery.
265873
Remove the top (twist left like a jar lid) and remove the plastic tab from the battery compartment.
2030770
You simply remove the door with a small click and it stows away in a slot in the portion of the grip that slides up into the camera body. The battery door is then safe without fear of it getting lost and available in case you ever wish to remove the battery grip.
2095906
Can't help. I returned it because I couldn't even figure out how to open the battery compartment!
636172
There are 2 battery compartments on the underside of Pete. they both have a tab, AND a small screw to secure them.. you will need a very small phillips screw driver to get the screw out. Hope this is helpful.
1738072
I have had no problems removing the battery. Make sure you are pulling it from the right side. As the picture shows from the top. If you try from the bottom it has a latch and its impossible to remove from that end. Hope this helps. G.
1694897
There is a small round indentation on the bottom of the remote..press on this and it will very slightly open. You can then pry it open to remove the old battery. It's a little awkward. Hope this helps.
2063485
Hello, twist and pull remove from wall. Pull out the sliding door. With small flat blade screwdriver pick or pry the batteries out. I see it looks like a tight fit. I hope this helps.
2099462
Unscrew the back cap - the one with the on/off button. The battery carrier will then slide out, be sure to put it back in the same way it came out.
791832
Technically there is no battery compartment.On the top backside find and remove two phillip screws, carefully pry it open.Somewhere inside,on the printed board you'll find the button battery.Good luck!!
1703183
Yes, it can be difficult to get this battery out of the overhead door compartment. Many years ago I tried in vain to wiggle it out or use flat head screw drivers. But, then the solution came to me and was very simple. Ronn Berrol touches upon it....get a piece of strong duct tape, wrap it around your finger with the sticky side out then place finger against the side of the battery and pull. Comes out with no problem.