How do you secure the white charging cap to the battery? Mine falls off when placing in reel box and while charging.
1737235
I haven't had that problem; but suspect you can solve it by bending the silver tabs it slides onto out a little. Or chewing gum or similar temporary sticky substance (don't know it's official title; but we call it "elephant dung" which should work.
1737236
I haven't had that problem; but suspect you can solve it by bending the silver tabs it slides onto out a little. Or chewing gumor similar temporary sticky substance (don't know it's official title; but we call it "elephant dung" which should work.
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.
2179685
Had that problem once, I just spun the battery a little bit while it was still clamped in the charger and it worked fine. Might have been a slightly corroded contact. Never had a problem since.
1242401
My batteries have lasted a long time in between charges, perhaps it's the battery or the connection. Make sure the connectors on the battery are reaching the inside connectors in the hole reel. I had to put a piece of cardboard between the battery and the door for my first one. My newest one fits perfectly though.
874932
Unscrew the end cap and pull. An attached battery tray slides out with the cap. It has placements slots to receive the type of battery you want to use.
2099460
Unscrew end pull battery holder. Replace batteries. Incert holder back in flash light and replace cap.
1738073
I had the same problem. The battery is a really tight fit in the charger but I was able to get it out with a little persistence.
1629951
Might be battery contact. Add a little piece of paper to keep it firmly inserted
44354
The mount rubber broke on mine, so I taped it on with electrical tape, the wire broke off so I put a radio shack normaly open switch on... Now I've smashed the unit case and its taped together with more tape. I have to change the battery... Oops, probably time to buy a new one.
1715363
There are catches built in to the battery box so that the battery does not fall out when you hit the battery eject button. There is nothing else to hang up on, so just give it a good yank. I probably would not pry on it with anything except your hands. You can always call Browning Customer Service.
2203405
On the side of the charger there is a rounded spot where you just push your finger against the battery and lift it out. It will come out fairly easy.
625287
Nathan I don't have a answer for that. I took out mine and tried duplicating what you described; and I stopped about half in, it started to take an increasing amount of pressure to get it to move. I can ho that might have happened to you, since you had no idea what it was supposed to feel like. If you got it all the way in, you may not be able to get it out. I know by now you've seen the instructions on the end of battery housing. You might try adjusting the light so that is almost all the way back toward the top head strap. This is so you can hit the body of the light against the palm of your other hand. Grasp it tightly in your dominate hand, make sure the battery cap is off and pointing down. I was able to hit with a fair amount of force against my other hand. This may help dislodge the battery housing or get out enough so you can grab it with something. If that doesn't work you may have to try something that may damage the light itself. I'm sorry you've had this problem with otherwise excellent light. Good Luck!
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.
1816862
The part that you hold in your hand slides off the head part. Kind of like sliding or pulling a knife out of its sheath. Then you can easily see where the battery fits.
1087529
I think there is a small screw that holds the cap in place. I'm not home so I can't check mine out. Sorry.
1431321
Flip over the curler and notice the lower half where there is a "break/line" delineating the battery case. With your thumb, just slid the lid of the battery case toward the bottom of the curler. The lid slides off - don't try to pop it off.
1409372
I had a similar problem. Bummer. To fix the problem I had, I inserted a metallic washer between two batteries,that would make contact with the center conductor on the battery, but not large enough to touch the outer conductor of the battery. Now, everything is held tight enough to make good contact. The washer used is a counter sink type, so it fits around the center conductor, and can't move around. It has to be the correct size, to fit the battery + pin. Something else might work better, but this works for me. A spring that fit tightly around the center pin of the battery would probably also work, but I didn't have one on hand.