can you remove the battery? I bought the s & d 168 but there was no manual.
1812211
I have not tried it, but since you purchased one, try unscrewing one of the ends and see if the battery is removable. it takes a special battery which should last you a long time
1812212
I could not find a way to remove the battery. My device is the s&d; 308. It's has stopped firing the electrical shock.
1689145
I can confirm what Denise typed below. If you look at the grip handle -- where it contacts your palm -- on the MK2 there is a deeply set phillips screw that is removed to change the battery. I just spoke to a support person and asked "how do I change the battery?" He asked if there was a button or a screw, and said that it was changed to a screw because they'd had inadvertent releases of the battery on the older version. Our unit is new out of the box, but for a rechargeable battery that should last 4-5 years, I'd say go with the screw! (i.e. go with the MK2!)
180396
Yes it can be removed,but if you move it out just a little you'll see that it will close. If they are placed to close to the rim of the optic it wint close,remove it close it then replace it. As for the battery placement it under the cap of the illumination dial which is located on the top of the rear optic lens. Hope this answer was helpful.
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Its complicated the battery is under where the sight is and there is a latch in the top middle of the gun u pull it back lift up the raillmimg and there is the battery it took me a while to figure it out but there r also instructions in the box to help u with it if my answer doesn't help. HOPE THIS ANSWERS YOUR QUESTION :)
1871704
Yes . There is a lock on the case between the photo lens and the on-off switch. From there you can just start popping the catches down the long side. When you get the cover off there are two (2) locks that hold the battery in, one will stay open and one is spring loaded. Tip the battery out and replace it. Reverse procedures and your done. Hope this is helpful
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You need to download the large, large, manual. I am very disappointed with this camera. I just learned in the last 24 hours that you are supposed to take the battery out when not in use. I didn't know this and wanted to tape something in a hurry only to find the battery dead. It was charged when I put it away. I had to read all about charging. I will look into returning this camera!!
2095417
Remove the metal belt holder clip by pressing the tab at the top of the golf buddy. Then unscrew the back and the battery will come out.
191545
The battery is removeable and can be easily replaced when necessary. The battery insertion instructions can be found in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCSZ3_ADV.PDF#page=10
2248596
I don't think you can purchase a battery. The reason being that people were installing the battery incorrectly so they do not sell replacement batteries. Any way that's what I read when I needed to replace the battery on my DirtTamer.
1658908
I can't say for sure. There are four small screws on the back. It's possible that you can get at the battery by removing them, but the instructions don't say anything about replacing the battery, so you would be on your own. Since the warranty is only 90 days, if the battery dies beyond that time, you have nothing to lose by trying.
1571266
You do not need to remove the MB-D14 to use the D610 battery. Probably set up that way so you can charge the EN-EL15 while shooting. You can also have the AA battery holder ready for use.
1851791
I believe you can change the battery. If it's difficult for you, maybe a friend or family member can help? I have not had to replace my battery, but if I remember correctly, you just use a small Phillips screwdriver, take the back off, & replace the battery with a new CR2032 3V battery.
821483
HiThe battery Cannot be removed from the camera. Because of this you cannot change the battery. So you need to be smart how you use the camera.The camera is very good value with some limitations.Richie
906748
Yes you can...the older models had to be returned to the manufacture but these new models offers this option to change out the batteries yourself
697656
First, you should almost never have to change the battery. The battery on my CMM1100 lasted for about 10 years. Assuming that you need to change the battery, you can find instructions on the Web (e.g., YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhLs756ZZTw). Possible that newer models might make it easier. Looks like you you can buy batteries on Amazon. Of course, you can also see if you have a shop nearby that services them, which is what did and got a good deal. (http://www.amazon.com/review/R18LSOUSX66ZRT/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm).
599856
Bend out one end of a paper clip. Hold your knife with the Swiss Army logo facing you. Look at the edge of the handle material on the same side as the knife blade and take note of the very small hole thru the plastic scale. Push the paper clip thru that hole and the battery will swing out the other side of the handle. Pay attention to the positioning of the battery before you remove it and put the new one in the same way, then gently swing it back into position inside the knife handle. You are done!
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I think you need to remove the battery! I bought it for my granny, overall it worked great but because this little issue she found the perfect excuse to not use it anymore, is really complicated for her to do that everytime &#128542;