when must I replace the button battery in the remote?
86812
You change it when the light on the remote turns orange. Sam's Club has a good price on the cell batteries.
492715
I would take the remote apart and see if a wire just came loose because they're too new to have the battery died on you like thatand if you do find out that the battery did die if you cheaper to replace the battery since you already have the park by any other replacement pieces other colors or the remote
1665309
All the answers provided are correct. You can find the programing instructions online. But I would change the battery first
537655
I haven't owned this remote for awhile (I have a new camera), but I think if you look at the battery, it's a large button type and will have a numberon it. I believe if you take the battery to a place like Walmart or Target you can easily get a replacement for it at the jewelry counter or in the electronics section. If that fails, try a battery store like Interstate Batteries or Batteries+.
531232
I have a Logitech Harmony 900 remote. To replace battery turn the remote to the back side and at the bottom of the remote is a small button, push button in and slide cover in the down position. That reveals battery compartment. Reach in and push battery "in and up" it is spring loaded then remove. To replace with the three gold connections facing "in"push al the way back and it will lock in place. It will only go one way if it doesn't lock in turn battery over 180 Degrees with connectors pointing in and it will lock in place. Replace cover and turn on.
1340939
I'm not sure, but there might be a small piece of plastic over the battery in the remote that needs to be removed. It would help to keep the battery from discharging prior to use.
141124
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.
275191
Danee, not that I am aware of, I have replaced the batteries in both of my remotes without loss of programming
1952033
Firmly grab the remote with the buttons facing you, locate the small notch at the bottom seam of the case and faceplate, insert a small flathead screwdriver and gently pry the faceplate away from the case. Replace battery with two 2016, or one 2032 batteries then snap cover back in place starting at the top and working back towards the release notch.
1738083
If you are using the batteries that came with the remote, yes, you do need to change the batteries. The same happened to me.
1761642
I don't know what is the type of the battery for remote, I am using it from April and I didn't have any problem.
1689306
If you are using the remote, check the batteries. If you are using the buttons on front, be sure that you have it set in the right mode. Otherwise call manufacturer.
576463
My remote took a DL2032 or CR2032 battery. The new battery increased my range considerably.
1871707
I have had the unit installed about a year and have not had to replace the battery although I might do that just for maintenance. I also have a garage door opener so I had not thought about the stranded piece. I purchased the Chamberlain opener in addition to the keypad which also programmed easily. I cannot answer the reprogramming questions although I suspect you would not have to reprogram it. I will be interested to see if anyone else responds.
2211231
An LR44 button cell battery is required and replacement is easy. You'll need a small Phillips head screwdriver to remove the little plate that holds the battery in place.
251029
Yes, it is on the fob. Search that number...I had to return mine during to the battery draining down within a few days. Refunded full amount except shipping to me and back to them. And of course the batteries. I soldered my old remote's battery contacts. It was.not that hard to do.
1448624
Can't really say for sure. We've been using our Logitech Universal Remote for several months now without having to replace the batteries.