What battery type/size is used in the push button. Most use 23A but some use AAA or AA. I am looking for a good remote that does not use 23A.
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23A - find this is a nice portable door bell - prefer it to the ones with AAA or AA batteries or expensive larger disc type
360055
The batteries came with it, but I believe they were AAA. I can take it apart late to check if you'd like.
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I looked in my remote and the battery is really small like a AAA but half has long and the only thing it says on it is - 12v 3A which I have never heard of. But it did come with a battery so you don't have to worry about it right away.
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Hi, the robot uses 2 batteries type D in each foot ( 4 batteries) and 3 batteries type AAA for the remote control. I hope this can help you!
112005
I'm sorry. ..I no longer have this remote. And..I cannot recall the battery type.
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I haven't had to change mine yet. Had similar frustration with another remote and took it to Batteries Plus franchise and they figured it out. Chances are it will need a battery they sell and not available at Home Depot, etc. That's my suggestion.
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LR446 button battery the unit last a long time on batteries plus the unit works great very good in being close to accurate I had tested mine against others this one is a good one.
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I use the battery in a "Monster TV remote control. A back panel comes off the remote an the battery is exposed.Good luck. My remote is not working, but I think the problem is something beside the battery.Dick Ernest
1030040
A large button battery-don't know size. Two supplied with the unit. Unit automatically turns itself off so I am still on original battery No clue how long it will last.
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I had a remote that stop working, I changed the battery, still did not work. I order a new one. Sometimes thing just goes out. Good luck.
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I have had two for several years - I have not found battery use to be an issue = not sure of the length because it is not an issue. On the primary remote we are using it frequently. The screen is on mainly as black and white helping turn on items that should have already turned on - lower power usage but it should not be needed - the remote drives my wife crazy as it is inconsistent in how it works.
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Works with both 12 and 20 volt lithium batteries that slide on. I don't believe that they have a jacket that works with 18 volt push-in batteries. The battery and connection module fit into a external pocket that creates a rather large bulge. I personally only use the small 12 volt for that reason.
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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+.
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Pregnant or fat Li-ION batteries are common with these remotes as the battery ages .... replace it quickly or you WILL have problems removing it. It took me almost 1 hour to remove mine from my Hamony ONE It was about a year and a half old. If you break the remote while removing it... its your problem a $400.00 remote is garbage. Keep an eye on them and change them regularly or its a stuck battery or cracked useless remote!!
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mine didn't last long 2 mths and the push button release stuck. used it 1 time. I will probably get another anyway. to your ?, I don't know but it comes with 2 types of attatchments.
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I am not sure if you will be able to purchase replacements remotes, but you can ask the seller of this product if they can sell you a programmed remote. If I were you, I would just replace the battery, to replace the battery just remove the back glued aluminium cover, then remove 2 screws under the back cover and remove the back, I think the battery is 480ma ~1.5cm lithium polymer, you will find similar batteries on ebay for ~2$ shipped. you just have the find the matching amp, voltage,connector type/polarity and same battery size. Battery replacement is same as replacing cordless phone battery, not difficult. After 4 years of use, my 1 remote still holds ~3 weeks of charge and the other one ~10 days of charge.
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The people who report that this uses a AAA battery must have received a different product than I did. Mine came with a 23A battery - a small battery that I have never seen anywhere else and cannot buy at my local store (must be ordered on Amazon).
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No you should be able to take it out of the box and use it right away. My remote came with a battery and it has worked with no problems. If you need to a battery, there is one that works, simply use a nickel or coin to open the back and there is a number on the battery to which you replace with the same type. I didn't have to do all of that but just in case you do, it's simple.