Do you have to hold the push button (switch) in to keep the light on ? How do you replace the batteries ?
45876
Yes, you have to hold the button down when you want the light on. I've looked at all the sides of the card and it doesn't look like there is a way to remove the battery to replace it. I guess it's only good until the battery dies out.
45877
Yes you have to hold the button to keep the light on. Haven't had to replace the batteries yet and I have used it routinely for months.
45878
You have to hold down the light switch to keep it lit, it works well and I use it often in restaurants whenever I did not remember my eyeglasses
45879
Yes, you have to hold in the button. I don't see a way to replace the battery.
17490
The light itself has a switch and must be turned on for the remote to operate. First turn the light on with the button on the light then try the remote. If the light still doesn't work then it may be the battery in the remote needs replacing. Felix Vermette
1430150
No you have to push button. Small nite light turns on but not the LED light
315032
Carson,you donot have to push the switch,just a lite touch on the switch will change it with out clicking it, thanks Gene
2110136
Each one of the three lights gets batteries....slide the sections out one-by-one and unscrew the bottom and replace the AA batteries...and slide the section back in. Hope this makes sense...but it is a great product.
1686709
There is one side of the light that has a circle with a line through it. That is the on-off button. You just push that side once to have the light on steady and twice to have the light blinking. It can be a little hard to push.
1127541
The batteries are very easily accessible. The light it self slides easily into the base and is held in place with a simple finger screw. just loosen and pull the whole light assembly out of the base to change the batteries. I love these lights!!
264018
You dont replace the switch. Take a small flathead screwdriver and pry the button out. You will find a small metal connector that a spring holds down. Chances are that sprinf came loose. You need to find a way to keep the spring in place. I used tape. Try and get creative with it.
259864
I don't believe any of mine came with one of those battery pull tabs but you may want to check and remove one if you find it. It takes a good amount of force to push the button. I just tried mine once again to make sure I explain correctly. Hold it with your index finger on one side and your thumb on the other, it seemed to work better for me when I put my thumb on the side where I could see writing through the cover. there is s definite "click" as you press the button to turn it on. (You'll do this again to switch to the strobe option and once more to turn the light back off.) I hope this helps! I don't believe any of mine came with one of those battery pull tabs but you may want to check and remove one if you find it. It takes a good amount of force to push the button. I just tried mine once again to make sure I explain correctly. Hold it with your index finger on one side and your thumb on the other, it seemed to work better for me when I put my thumb on the side where I could see writing through the cover. there is s definite "click" as you press the button to turn it on. (You'll do this again to switch to the strobe option and once more to turn the light back off.) I... » Read More I don't believe any of mine came with one of those battery pull tabs but you may want to check and remove one if you find it. It takes a good amount of force to push the button. I just tried mine once again to make sure I explain correctly. Hold it with your index finger on one side and your thumb on the other, it seemed to work better for me when I put my thumb on the side where I could see writing through the cover. there is s definite "click" as you press the button to turn it on. (You'll do this again to switch to the strobe option and once more to turn the light back off.) I hope this helps! « Show Less
1088921
Mine just arrived. I can't make the light work no matter which way I put the batteries in, nor is there a switch or button to push to turn it on if it did work. What's the story with the "5 LED" light?
347315
Replacing batteries is no problem. The lights maybe a problem as I don't see an access panel. May have to take unit completely apart.
1901025
Yes, you just have to hold the on button for 2 seconds. If you hold it again, the light comes back on and the must goes intermittent. The instructions tell you how to do it.
1184064
Yes, the push button is for power ON/OFF.The pull string change the brightness level and also can turn off the light.And the string can works thousands of times.
1865957
I haven't had to replace the batteries yet, only use the light occasionally. You will need a small Phillips head screwdriver to open the compartment.
1127539
The batteries are inserted thru the front of the main unit and the main unit can be removed from the mount with a turn screw. So turn the base locking screw and the main light unit can be taken off its base mount. Then twist the front bezel and take off. Then you can insert the new batteries. Depending how high you mount it, it should literally just take a couple of minutes to change.
1451596
Yes, just pull side tabs. I didn't have the light long enough to replace the batteries, but the body of the light snaps back on easily. You may not even have to pull on the tabs, just push on gently. I always wonder how long the tabs will last, but they appear to be flexible. In you case, as you say, pull on gently.
2184015
Nope. You have to push a button on the remote. Until the cover/on/off switch is lost and you have to throw it away. They won't sell you a replacement part. Guess how I learned this! (my advice -buy a different brand)