How do you open the remote for battery?
494281
at the bottom of the front side is a blank place. slide it toward the bottom. it will only slide a small way, then lift it from the bottom .
494282
Slide down the bottom section beneath the numbers where it says the "remote" sticker. Push thumbs and slide downward. Hope that helps.
494283
For unit #RC-017:On the front face, (numeric keypad & power button side), at the bottom is a small slide panel. This panel covers the battery compartment. Hold the remote, in your hand, as you would to operate the TV. Immediately under and adjacent to the "0" key, fine the panel, with thumb pressure applied downward the panel will slide toward you and off to reveal the battery compartment. It is tight, but should be to ensure a smooth fit. Refrain from using a sharp edge to pry the cover; damage, to the panel, may occur.Good Luck!
494284
Turn the remote upside down where the rc-017 shows upward and power button is at the bottom. Put your two thumbs on the open space and press upward. Should pop right off
494285
On the front side of the remote (looking at it vertically), the bottom part right below the number pad is where the battery cover is. The cover (smooth & flat area) is about 2" (W) x 1" (L). Push it downward to open to install/remove two AAA batteries.
494286
Hi Doris. Its a lil tricky but I use my palm to slide the little panel on the front bottom, down. Or you can try using both thumbs. Good luck.
494287
On the side without the keyboard(black side in picture) the very bottom small area of the remote under the numbers opens. Place your thumbs on this area and push firmly forward away from base to reveal storage compartment for 2 AAA batteries. It is a little difficult to open so if you have weakness in your fingers ask someone stronger to open it!
494288
On the front, below the number pad, press below the "3D" and the "-" and push away from the number pad. The cover will slide off and reveal the AAA batteries (I believe 2).
494289
It's on the bottom of the remote (opposite of the keyboard side), push it downward.
420038
If you mean that you want to remove the rear cover I doubt that could be done without breaking the remote. The battery is accessible by pushing the small tab on the side of the tray towards the tray and sliding the tray out. Look at the diagram on the back cover of the remote. Hope this helps.
362877
It's easy, Judy, but just a bit counter-intuitive. The Battery button releases the entire top of the mouse. It opens up like a clamshell to reveal the batteries. If you are like me, you are trying to open what appears to be a panel on the bottom of the mouse. It took me awhile to figure it out! Hope this helps.
851659
There is an external battery pack that connects from outside in case the batteries die. The small cap below the keypad unscrews to provide access to the keyhole (so you can also open the door manually with a key if necessary).
881021
How do you open the battery compartment? I replaced the battery once, but this time I cannot open the compartment.
456768
The battery compartment at the back of my remote opens quite easily. There is a down arrow with the word "open" over it. Are you trying to put the batteries in the remote? And not the part that plugs into the wall?
81420
Remove the orange protective cover. Then you will see the battery compartment which requires a Phillips screwdriver to open.
2218470
On the under side of the scale there should be a slot. You can use a quarter to insert in the slot and rotate it to expose the battery. I just use my nail (which is very short) to pull the battery out. If the nail doesn't work a butter knife should do the trick.
2053303
When you hold the light up right, you will see a black button under the "Mighty Bright". Press down the button and pull down at the same time to open the battery compartment.
30220
When replacing battery you have to reprogram the remote.The instructions are on the back of the remote.It says"Disconnect light from power.Depress and hold on/off button while reconnecting power.Release on/off button after 6 seconds".
1930381
The battery cover is screwed in. It is closed with a single small screw and you would need a small screwdriver to open/close it.
1280022
The top of the remote holds the battery compartment of the remote. At the bottom, below the the numbers, is the compartment for the batteries. Just simply insert your fingernail into the groove below the numbers and pull down.
1823987
First u open by turning it to the right and take out the paper it have in it that protects the battery....then u close it to by turning it to the right until it comes on!!!
456767
There is a small battery door at the bottom of the back side. This door slides down, but if you're having trouble, try sliding a thin flat object to the top of the seam and forcing the door downward. This may create a cosmetic flaw on the back side of your remote, but you should be able to open it. This issue is not typical of this product.
1019572
Be careful putting the battery in. It must be properly seated in the ring that pops out of the battery compartment. Pop out the ring first than insert the battery into the ring and finally return the ring with the battery into the bottom of the remote. They do not indicate the + or - but you can tell the battery is placed properly when it sits flush in the ring.
287052
Hold the Remote with the battery cover facing away from you, place a finger nail into the little curved slot behind the tab, and pull straight back and up on the tab. Hope that helps!
2131066
Hi Sherry, The easiest way to do this, I have found, is to take the opener with you to Batteries Plus. The guys behind the counter are really helpful -- They will not only find the right battery, but they will replace it and then test your opener before sending you on your way. And all you pay for is the battery. In case you are more of a do-it-yourselfer, you can pry it open yourself to change the battery. There is a very tiny indentation along the seam between top (the side with the buttons) and bottom. It lines up with the groove on the bottom where the clip snaps on (mine has a clip for keeping it on the visor in my car). The edge of a small screwdriver works well to pry it open (not phillips head, but the other straight edge type of screwdriver). After you've changed the battery, it should snap back on. Of course, if you can't get it to snap back on, those guys at Batteries Plus would probably snap it back on for you for nothing but a thank you and a smile, even if you aren't buying any batteries that day.