What size battery does this FOB take? Since I am going replace the shell this sounds like the right time to install a new battery.
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This is only the CASE to the fob. It uses the internals of an original fob. Two fobs I had broke off the loop for the key chain and these worked perfectly to fit the internal electronics. I changed the battery too. This is only the plastic case not a functional fob.
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My remote took a DL2032 or CR2032 battery. The new battery increased my range considerably.
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Neither of ours has needed a new battery yet, but I found this online: http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Squeezebox-Players/SB-Boom-Remote-Battery-Replacement/td-p/628088 I tried it and it worked slick as a whistle, and as described, the battery fell out.
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I believe this is the right battery (it's the one I bought) but you must look at the terminals to make sure they are correct. You can also contact APC for verification if you are not sure. Good luck
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I have a problem findng a battery replacement. What size fits? The one included says 76 N.
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Yes, you just have to remove the ring if you have one on it. Then using a flat small screw driver or carefully with a sharp knife you can seperate the fob. The battery needed is a CR2032
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I purchased this battery for a watch; have no idea if it will fit your key phob. To be sure, I suggest you open the fob and see what battery is inside.
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They should be a correct replacement for you. Although please make sure your old batteries have the same terminal type. This listing is for F1 terminals and the batteries can also have F2 ones. Here you may see the difference between them: F1 and F2 represent the type of connector that is located on the top of the battery. F1 terminals are .187 inch wide (the contact towards the end narrows) and F2 terminals are .250 inch wide (the contact towards the end narrows). Most emergency light applications use a F1 terminal and most emergency power backup (UPS) applications use F2 terminals. Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
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The CR1616 appears* to be the right battery. You should check comments on the CRV Owners website/blog addressing battery replacement: http://www.crvownersclub.com/forums/27-miscellaneous-general-cr-v-discussions/10289-key-fob-battery-replacement.html . Note that removing a screw that secures the fob together may be a challenge and the advice NOT to lose the screw! (* assuming all 2006 CRV models use the same wireless fob) Also, the parts manager at your local Honda dealership will probably answer your question free and over the phone.
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I think the key fobs take those Coin style batteries. They are available at any store. However I did not like the lock. It went through batteries very fast. And the key fobs were very unstable, they did that stay connected to the lock. I don't think it's ready for prime time. Otherwise it's a nice lock. I have the schlage lock with touchpad it works much better.
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Sorry, I've never tried to replace the battery, so I wouldn't know? I really don't use mine anymore and I'm looking to get rid of it. It's just collecting dust in my garage.
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I really could not tell you....I got it to work on my second try with help from a friend...we both read the instructions again and we figured it out.Sorry all I can tell you is it works great for me. Just make sure you have the right fob.
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It comes with a key also. One of mine is about five years old and still on first battery. I should probably change it.
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Hi Greg. I am not sure, but I did replace the battery. I think I pulled it out and brought it down to a local Radio Shack and they were able to get me the correct battery. I think it was a pretty standard battery. The battery is a Sanyo cr2032 3 volt. I just checked. Hope that helps.
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Hi Matthew. I see where you are going with this. I don't see an actual date on the battery itself. This info may be part of a serial number or another code. I am finding that the replacement battery is not holding a full charge the way I think it should. My opinion is that replacing the battery is simply a temporary solution. Every once in a while I get a message that the battery has less than 5-minutes backup left. This is not right! When I am faced with having to replace it again, I would very likely buy the whole assembly new. Hope this helps.
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Most OEMs don't suggest replacing the battery (for liability reasons), but I've opened several brands of packs like this and would be comfortable doing that (it's about like changing a car battery). Some places like batteryspec.com have researched all makes of these and matched batteries that will fit in them. Getting just the battery is ~1/2 the price of a new unit, so if that's the only problem then nothing is stopping you from doing that.
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I use my starter battery and it works just fine, an aux battery would be the best choice but not necessary at all.
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I just plugged mine in, as I hadn't tried it yet. It fits like a glove and makes the radio lite up. It's actually identical to the battery that comes with the radio.