Can I remove the plastic cover on the sensor?
580967
Yes, I found no directions either for that; I did and it is still working fantastically a year later!
580968
Yes, I did remove the plastic cover. I love this tea pot. The water heats so quickly, and I like the automatic turn-off.I've had the teapot for about six months now and use it every day.
580969
Yes, I did remove the plastic cover. I love this tea pot. The water heats so quickly, and I like the automatic turn-off. I've had the teapot for about six months now and use it every day.
1377697
It is not ment to be removed. But if you are handy you can open it up and replace it. I have not changed mine it seems to work just fine.
15735
The hosted is removable, and I am uncertain about the glass cover, mine came with the plastic and it is removable! I hope this is helpful.
621348
I just mashed the button on top take off cover and pull out clear plastic bin. Hope yours works better than mine!
475538
I was not able to remove the battery cover. I am looking to buy a non-digital metronome now.
300446
The plastic cover is detachable. I have a film screen protector on mine and took the hard plastic one out. It works great!
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
879084
You can replace the batteries yourself, there is a screw off cap on one side of the sensor.
2197183
Yes, there is a ring with a screw supplied with each sensor but I doubt that this will deter theft of the unit.
213593
While you can remove the plastic assembly by unscrewing the little black Phillips head screw on the front face of the light, it is a troublesome process that -- after purchasing the battery and fiddling with replacing it -- isn't worth it.I've gone through three Photon lights, and purchasing a new one for 10 bucks every year or so isn't a big deal to me.
1894281
There is a zipper on it so I believe you can remove the cover. I have yet to try to remove it as I have a cover over it of my own
119652
I do not recall, however a friend of mine did have to replace a couple of sensors and they gave him the replacements immediately. Hope this helps.
1992097
Couldn't tell you. Got rid of it years ago. I'm guessing you can since it's plastic.
778198
I bought the oxygen sensor wrench that is paired up with the sensor. For less then ten dollars it was definitely worth it, made it easy to remove.
1624360
Did you take out the clear plastic that holds the battery from making any contact
1487495
The two sensors that are on the far right of the unit might be crusted with deposits.I would fill the base full with 1/2 water and 1/2 vinegar (if it's real full it will cover thesensors) or you can chip it off but be careful about damaging the sensor).
1878564
I didn't see a switch on it. Covering the sensor with tape should be simple to do. Can't remember if there is a wire you could disconnect on this one. Usually there is. - J.M.