i want to screw in the mirror on to a door, but once I do that, can I replace the batteries? and what are the dimensions?
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The base of the mirror utilizes a strong magnet to hold the mirror and allows it swivel. The mirror can be pulled away from the magnet for replacement of the battery then clicked back into place.
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Yes, you could screw this to a door. There are holes on the back plate where the suction cups are inserted. Since you would be screwing the plate to the door, you would have no need for the cups. There is a half dome in the center of the backplate which contains a magnet. The mirror is detachable from this area; this also allows the mirror to swivel. The light is turned on by depressing a button on the back of the mirror near where it rests against the magnet. To replace the batteries, detach the mirror from the backplate. While holding its metal base, pull the mirror portion straight out. The dimensions are 5 inches in diameter, and projects out about 2.5 inches. Also comes with a black velveteen drawstring pouch.
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The mirror is magnetic. The base is separate from the mirror unit. The base is suction cup to attach to mirror or glass. If you mount that to door with screws then the unit itself attaches magnetically and remove it to replace batteries.
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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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You insert the batteries in the back of the mirror. There should already be batteries in it though. Just turn it on.
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You would have to remove the old door. And the hole has to be the right size. You cant just change parts. The mechanical parts (battery, solenoid and door latches) are in the space in the bottom, under the flap.
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6 x 6.5 x 7.2 inches I found that the replacement fits the original battery carriage without a problem. Go to you tube and search for the video that demonstrates the replacement process....VERY helpful.
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hi. i don't have the listed dimensions here. the mirror looks smaller than in the pic, so it's probably standard and not large. mine works fine, though, and i wouldn't get rid of it. a little costlt for what you get, but does the job.
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My mirror does not have a light bulb, it has batteries and are very simple to change. Good luck!
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Take a putty knife and slide it between the door panel and the door. You will need to pop it loose from the door. There are plastic tabs all around the inside of the door frame. You can also watch how to change out the mirror on YouTube.
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It fits with no problem. We are using one as a privacy lock on our bedroom door, because the kids are too curious! :) Just require to drill two little holes, but it comes with a template and if you are handy, that should be no trouble. Battery last almost a year for us and still going strong. (Duracell I'm using) If the battery dies there is two other methods to open the lock from outside. It comes with regular Keyes (which you should hide somewhere safe) or there is a connector for a 9V battery on the bottom which will give extra boost for the old batteries inside and let you in as long as your finger is with you!
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It would be hard b/c you hook it to the screw on the back. You don't want to mount it so it will be hard to take it down to replace the batteries.
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Yes you can change the batteries. They are located on the bottom of the bathroom cabinet.
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I haven't replaced mine yet but they look like a common size, try the local drugstore. I see similar batteries at the dollar stores also. It uses three batteries.
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The door I have this installed on is 1 3/4" inches thick, according to the instruction manual, the main cut-out hole must be 2 1/8 inches, the latch cut-out must be 1 inch. Hope this helps...and do use decent quality batteries!
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Sorry about last answer. I was thinking about another mirror I had purchased. For this one, I just use batteries and remove them when not traveling.
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It is just a battery holder. You need two batteries in it. You existing battery will fit in one slot. You also have to remove the existing battery door(there is a place to hold the door in the grip.
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The mirror itself should fit. Check your mirror connection plug in the door. If it is rectangular t will plug right in, square this mirror would need modification to the wires
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There are several tiny LED lights around the edge of the mirror. They can't be replaced but LED bulbs last forever so you should never need to anyway.