What batteries do I need to buy to replace used up ones?
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Each light uses either a single CR-2032, or two CR-2016 size batteries depending on beam color.
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I can't recall off hand which battery is required for this light. However, if you open the light, you will see the battery which is clearly marked with its type. A word of caution: after taking apart two separate lights, and trying to replace the batteries, I was Unable to reassemble the light correctly. It's very difficult to explain, but you must position several pieces just right, in order to reassemble. In my opinion, this light appears better served as a disposable light.
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The batteries are two CR2016 Lithium watch-sized batteries and are easily available at your local mega store or mall.
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The recommended batteries to use are two(2) Eveready CR-2016. They are a 3V lithium coin cell.
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CR2016. A 3/32-inch precision Phillips screwdriver, bent-nose tweezers, good light and steady hands really help.
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2x CR2016 ... Be careful when you remove the 4 screws. The plastic switch, LED, and batteries are just sitting in there and it is easy to lose parts if you're not careful.
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They are the same as teh original batteries, just with different connectors. You will have to cut off the old wires and buy new connectors at Home Depot. Very easy and cheap to do...
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I think their is a battery in these you have to change out. I am going to check to see how much a battery is vs buying a new ups.
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I recommend using the Surefire brand CR123 batteries. They are quite reasonably priced! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UX93OQ
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You can get replacement batteries at most jewelry stores, or department stores like kmart, walmart, or target. Amazon.com is my 'go to' place to get them.
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Try eBay or a retail store that sells nothing but batteries. Most stores that specialize in batteries will carry that particular battery. If none are available, try eBay (though you never know what you will get there).
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You shouldn't need to buy replacement batteries - the AAA battery it comes with is rechargeable.
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Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be glad if you let me know. I need to replace mine as well. Just saving up the $$$ Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be... » Read More Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be glad if you let me know. I need to replace mine as well. Just saving up the $$$ « Show Less
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i had similar problem. my batteries were old and no longer held a charge. i ordered and received the new batteries for all 3 of my unidens, via http://amazon.com, i believe last year and they work great. replacement batteries could save you money, its up to the user to decide.
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LR 44 button cell batteries. However if you are getting a brand new on, the batteries that come with it will last you for a while before they need replacing
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Go to ebay. I bought these batteries. http://www.ebay.com/itm/370883366847?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
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Batteries are built in and rechargable.If they go bad you can replace them.
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LR44 is the only letter-number combo of those two listed on the package of replacement batteries that i bought for the timer. Also, you could always just take the spent batteries to your battery merchant of choice.
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I used alkaline batteries and have not had to replace yet-bought about four months ago. Rechargeable should be fine. No screwdriver needed-easy to replace.
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I got these buy not needed them yet. (25) CR2016 Lithium Button Cell 3V Batteries
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The batteries can be bought at Amazon. Remember it takes two batteries to go inside the case you set out of the scooter. They are 12v 12000 mAh UPS Batteries and run about $25.00 ea.
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The one I ordered used AA batteries. I sent it back due to damage and the person I bought itFor already had one