How do you change the batteries
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I don't know - I've never done it. I dropped and broke my original lid, so I googled Ergo salad spinner and ordered another one. When I need new batteries and don't know how to change them, I take the item to Batteries Plus.
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The green top has two main parts. You remove a cover that protects the working parts in the top from water. Underneath the cover is the battery compartment. You open the battery compartment door and insert four AA batteries. When You wash a whole head (precut into bite size pieces for salad) of iceberg lettuce at once, after a couple spins lasting about ten seconds each you will think the batteries are dying but they're not. I usually do about four ten second spins for a head of lettuce that has been cut and thoroughly rinsed (very wet) using the brake after each spin to get the lettuce to reshift in the basket. You will think the batteries are dead but they're not. I store the batteries in a drawer and the next time I wash lettuce they are just as strong as when I got them out of the package. I like to spread my lettuce pieces out on hand towels in layers. Lettuce. Hand towel. Lettuce. Hand towel. Lettuce. Hand towel. Then roll up as one roll and press and let rest rolled up a few minutes. Then I unroll and place into a container lined with paper towels. Towel. Lettuce. Towel. Lettuce. Towel. Lettuce. Then one towel on top and close container and store in fridge. If top paper towel becomes damp, remove it and put a new one on top. Discard as you use up lettuce. The paper towels absorb moisture and the lettuce stays crisp an amazingly long time. Makes for super quick salad prep during the week. I love the spinner because I have arthritis and my kitchen aid hand pump spinner just hurt me too much.
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batteries located under lid of spinner. Lift off the back by pulling at center that is the raised 'circle'. It will just pop out and pop back in again. The batteries are under this inside a compartment. Hope this helps.
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The inside cover comes off. Squeeze the center and put it off at the same time. It is hard, however I love my salad spinner. It perks up the lettuce and makes the salad so fresh and crispy.
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Alright I nearly broke the lid trying to press the tabs and yank at the same time, after scratching it up with a butter knife. Here's what worked for me: There is a circle on the bottom of the lid, with tabs on opposite sides, and 4 small arrows that show how to align the lid when you go to put it back together.. Press ON the middle of the white circle, while applying pressure to the tabs with your fingers and pull. The middle part of the circle stays attached to the top of the lid, the rest of it comes off. I used the knuckle of my index finger to press on the circle, then just lightly squeezed the sides where the tabs are with thumb and middle finger. Voila, lid came right off. Alright I nearly broke the lid trying to press the tabs and yank at the same time, after scratching it up with a butter knife. Here's what worked for me: There is a circle on the bottom of the lid, with tabs on opposite sides, and 4 small arrows that show how to align the lid when you go to put it back together.. Press ON the middle of the white circle, while applying pressure to the tabs with your fingers and pull. The middle part of the circle stays attached to the top of the lid, the rest of it comes off. I used the knuckle of my index finger to press on the circle, then just lightly... » Read More Alright I nearly broke the lid trying to press the tabs and yank at the same time, after scratching it up with a butter knife. Here's what worked for me: There is a circle on the bottom of the lid, with tabs on opposite sides, and 4 small arrows that show how to align the lid when you go to put it back together.. Press ON the middle of the white circle, while applying pressure to the tabs with your fingers and pull. The middle part of the circle stays attached to the top of the lid, the rest of it comes off. I used the knuckle of my index finger to press on the circle, then just lightly squeezed the sides where the tabs are with thumb and middle finger. Voila, lid came right off. « Show Less
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Take the top and put it on the counter upside down. You will see a round raised area in the center with two opposing tabs. Pull up on one or both of the tabs to remove the large rotating part. You'll see the battery compartment under it.
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Open the side panel of one of the ear pieces and press it downward to slide the panel open and change the batteries. Use the same kind of batteries either regular Alkaline or the rechargeable type and set the switch to regular or rechargeable the same as your batteries.
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Mine lasted longer than that, but you can change the batteries. Carefully twist the plug where the on/off switch is. It opens, and you can access the batteries.
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please look under the bottom of the unit there is A SCREW LOSSEN, TURN YOUR UNIT TO THE LEFT HALF TURN AND TAKE IT OFF THE DOOR OPEN THE BATTERY CASE ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT AND REPLACE THE BATTERIES AND REVERSE THE ORDER TO REPLACE ON DOOR.
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My apologies for the delay. I have never had to change the batteries so I have no idea how to help you. I will contact the manufacturer for details. Thank you.
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Rebecca, just take a kitchen table knife, insert it in the slot in the bottom and twist it out. There are two batteries, so just slide them out and replace.
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Use Phillips head screwdriver. The screws come off and you can replace with 3 AAA batteries.
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To change the batts you simply unscrew the bottom and slide the batt compartment out and put any variety of batts back in.
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Hey Chris, to change the batteries, just look to the left of the yellow power-on button and you will see a hole that's a little deep, that's where the screw is located. Just loosen that one screw and the section below it will come off and expose the batteries. Hope this helps.
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You change the battery, I got mine cheap from Amazon also, my first battery lasted 5 months of constant use
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All you do is open the lid to the batteries place, take out the old batteries and put new batteries in.
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Open the case like you are replacing the batteries and there is a black sliding switch. I think there are three settings. Slide it to the desired setting and you should be good. Good luck.
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As far as I know - you can just change the batteries. Its not a cream or something - its a heat-point device.
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Get yourself a long thin screw driver to get to the tiny screws. Unscrew, insert batteries, rescrew.
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You do not remove any screws. There is a little door you can flip open with fingernail or a tiny screwdriver. Thats where the batteries are.
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open the back, place the leads over the proper battery connections, snap them in, then insert the battery. Close the door and you are done.Screwing it back into the ceiling holder is more difficult than changing the battery.
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Nothing to move or replace. The batteries are already included. Just follow the simple instructions to program the remotes and you're done. It took me every bit of maybe two minutes (or less) and the new remotes work and look just like the old ones. A very good buy.