how do the batteries fit in the tester?
517035
It's not clear what you're looking for. Slide out the battery compartment at the bottom of the case. Use a small screwdriver to remove the battery that is already in there. Buy a replacement. Put it in where the original was. It's pretty straightforward and not difficult. I don't recall the battery number, but you'll find it on the existing battery. All the major drug stores carry it.
2256518
There are exact. I have 4 of them and use them all, interchangeably. I have never had an issue with size, fit or charge. I understand your thought, I had it myself but the 4 batteries I have fit/work like the original. Hope this helps!
1352643
For Eneloop brand batteries, I remember they can fit in, may be a little bit tight for some of AA slots. but you still can use it.
742843
You must hold AAA batteries leaned out at an angle to make proper contact between the tester and battery.
882529
Batteries go in the flat part of the base. There's a panel covering the battery docks.
1368019
About a half an inch. Don't go by the physical size. There are other batteries of the same size. Find out what you actually need.
1637963
The form factors are similar. The main body of the replacement should fit in the battery compartment and the extra three battery cells are placed in a bump that winds up running across the width of the laptop, raising the back by 3/4 inch or so.
2013889
Even before we could get them in the charger, they would not fit in. So my very handy husband just filed the edges down with a strong emmory (sp) board and they fit just fine. They are terrific in operation: hold a charge for a very long time and seem to have more "zip" to them than our previous batteries.
337458
You need to measure the dimensions of your old battery and match those with the dimensions of this one.
752187
Twist the battery cap (round cap on base) counterclockwise(left) and the cap will come off then remove batteries from battery cavity noting the correct polarity. Place new batteries of same type size and condition into battery holder. Place cap over battery end, press toward batterie and turn right (clockwise) until it is snug. Do not over tighten.
2211942
I would suspect the batteries would work fine if they fit as there are different ways to assemble the protection circuits. see: http://www.lygte-info.dk/info/battery%20protection%20UK.html
1623661
I found that these Orbtronic batteries are smaller than some green batteries, I forget the name of them, I sent them back because they were too tight to fit in a couple different flashlights I had. I have had no problems with these Orbtronic batteries.
1394457
You merely remove both small screws, take off the cover, take out the old batteries and insert the new. Watch what direction the writing on the old batteries face so you insert the new ones properly.
1277489
It seems to be the exact same as normal batteries. Haven't had any problems with fit even in tight spaces.
1416951
Mine is a tight fit as well. Perhaps yours are built a little on the large side, but for me, it is better than the oem batterry that falls right out. My two batteries do fit easier than the zerolemon extended battery. That one has to go in a certain way and takes some added effort.
2136632
Best as I can tell these are the dimensions of this battery. I have two of them.
138714
OEM, smatree, and Wasabi batteries fit into my smatree charger, as well as the Wasabi charger.