How do you edge/secure these, especially since you have to take them back up when it is time to change the battery?
1769343
I put them in my patio and poured locking sand around it... you should be able to pry it up when it comes time to change the battery. then you put more sand around it
1794501
They have a small nothch on the phones and a square tip on the foam plastic base. You twist slightly to get it loose to insert batteries then realine the notch and tip ant twist slightly to reattach. Hope this helps
1834930
Try a coin. It is kind of hard at first, but if you push up on it, it snaps out. There looks like two openings for the battery, but it's the upper one. The lower is for the little circular stand that comes with it.
1205842
I have dont change the battery againt but is not expensive comparative our life when we use in the high amperage and very practice whit the dark coin the detachable screen.
804537
take the back off the outdoor part and slip the battery out and new one. Buy more than one to a time as they don't seem to last very long.
1117950
Very easy...turn the device over..there is a round cap with a slot in it..place a coin in the slot..turn it counterclockwise..the cap will pop off.. pry the battery out taking notice which side of the battery is facing up..replace the new battery the same way.. replace the cap. It is a good idea to check the battery in both the sending and receiving units..I own 3 of these.. and 2 of them had weak old batteries rite out of the box.. I really like them.
54241
The only way to shut them off is to remove the batteries, but the drain is very low so it might be easier to just leave them on even if you're not using them. I pulled the batteries for a 4+ month layup but won't pull them again until I'm done traveling in November.
1264270
Just insert your thumb and middle finger on each side of the battery slide and simply pull it out. There should be very little resistance. If it doesn't come out it could be sign that the battery has leaked and has caused the battery holder to be corroded in place. If that is the case, you will probably need a pair of pliers to free it. Then clean the contacts and install new batteries.
904671
carefully. you have to find the right notches, just like putting the cover on something after replacing batteries.
563056
You stake mount them in the ground. Treated lumber spike the screw mount to the spike so you can replace batteries if/when needed. Good luck.
408175
Batteries go in at the bottom. Just "unscrew," place the batteries and screw back on.
1045692
I carefully used a strong, wide, flat head screwdriver to pry up one edge, (go deep! about 1/2 " don't stab yourself! and be careful not to catch the battery underneath) continue to pry up until it pops out. It IS very difficult to get open as there is a lip underneath above the batteries that help hold it in. A pain, but you don't want that popping out while your dog plays with it. There are 2 batteries once you get inside. Takes me a few minutes to get it open.
2142128
you can remove and replace batterys great idea!I was considered the the same thing as we'll.here are the isues I have run into so far . Extra battery's expensive. Extra batterys are heavy. And you still have to transport the trey and charge eventually too
1201833
yea, stick a tiny piece of folded paper or very thin cardboard under the clip that holds the battery down without obstructing the connection for power, and it wont do it anymore. It's just the battery getting knocked around.
2157095
I recently had to change my battery b/c I left the mic on over night accidently. I disconnected all of the bands that keep it suspended so I could have easier access to the front where the battery is. There is a groove for your finger to push the cover up and out, it took a lot more force than I wanted to be using on my new mic!
454356
Just squeeze tabs on either side of the lower part of the handle and pull down. Battery should slide out then slide fresh battery in and your good to go. Tabs are tight at first, but battery will come out.
237858
Turn the light so the black on/off button is on top. On that same side of the bulb/battery case, you'll see a series of little ridges, then the lip of the black back of the case. With one thumb, press down on the little ridges; with the other thumb, push against the lip of the case back until the back comes off. If you're having trouble, put more pressure on the little ridges.Change the batteries. When you're putting the case back together, put the other edges of the case together, then press down on the little ridges while you bring the back to snap back together.