What batteries do I need to buy to replace used up ones?
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Each light uses either a single CR-2032, or two CR-2016 size batteries depending on beam color.
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I can't recall off hand which battery is required for this light. However, if you open the light, you will see the battery which is clearly marked with its type. A word of caution: after taking apart two separate lights, and trying to replace the batteries, I was Unable to reassemble the light correctly. It's very difficult to explain, but you must position several pieces just right, in order to reassemble. In my opinion, this light appears better served as a disposable light.
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The batteries are two CR2016 Lithium watch-sized batteries and are easily available at your local mega store or mall.
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The recommended batteries to use are two(2) Eveready CR-2016. They are a 3V lithium coin cell.
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CR2016. A 3/32-inch precision Phillips screwdriver, bent-nose tweezers, good light and steady hands really help.
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2x CR2016 ... Be careful when you remove the 4 screws. The plastic switch, LED, and batteries are just sitting in there and it is easy to lose parts if you're not careful.
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You will find them at http://amazon.com. They could be either brand or generic. The generic ones are less expensive but you will need to replace them pretty often.
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Per the manual that comes with the unit, it says "Your UPS requires two Tripp Lite RBC51 replacement battery cartridges." For more information visit Tripp Lite on the web at www.tripplite.com/support/battery/index.cfm.
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Call the manufacturer. They can replace whatever you need. They should have batteries you can buy as well.
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None that I am aware, as is the case with all replacement batteries I have purchased for computer UPS systems. Pick a company with good reviews, and hope for the best.
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They don't take replacement batteries. They are similar to the little Christmas lighted accessories. There is a piece of tape on the bottom that you must pull out to activate the batteries. Batteries last a long time.
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Hi. The replacement batteres are Li-ion rechargeable 18650. These are 3.6v, should be 3000mA.These are readily available with a charger through Amazon- I bought several sets and have had good luck.
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Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be glad if you let me know. I need to replace mine as well. Just saving up the $$$ Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be... » Read More Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be glad if you let me know. I need to replace mine as well. Just saving up the $$$ « Show Less
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They take 3 little batteries that are commonly found at most stores, and are somewhat of a challenge to change, but not a big deal. The only tool required is a coin. The batterieis seem to need replacement about every year or so.
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Try eBay or a retail store that sells nothing but batteries. Most stores that specialize in batteries will carry that particular battery. If none are available, try eBay (though you never know what you will get there).
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No purchase necessaryThese batteries have been strong also.I tested them when we received them and they were brand new.Hope this helps :-)
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Regular or rechargeable batteries work in these. Nothing special is needed. If they aren't working, they're probably defective. That happened with one of mine, as well.
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I use Surefire 123 batteries. You can buy them in bulk, both on Amazon and at the Surefire website.
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I've only added never had to replace. Your question should be on the availability of replacement batteries. For that I would check with Batteries Plus, or Battery World as they have a wide selection of hard to find batteries.
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Your best bet is to find a retailer local to you that sells primarily only batteries. http://www.batteriesplus.com I can't say for sure that they will have them or not, but they should be able to source the battery for you if you already have one of the battery packs. There is a local batteries plus near me and so far they have helped me find some odd batteries. Good Luck!
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LR44 is the only letter-number combo of those two listed on the package of replacement batteries that i bought for the timer. Also, you could always just take the spent batteries to your battery merchant of choice.
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I agree, need to replace all when one goes... Love the game! Batteries lasted approx. 8 hours... looking for reasonable priced ones ourselves...