Is the case screwed together so it can be taken apart to replace the battery?
1762011
Yes... It appears to be screwed together. However, mine did not last very long.
1762012
Havent a clue,. as just got it and if it does, it should be many years before I even think about that.
1762013
No, the case is not screw together. According to the directions the battery is designed to permanently remain inside the inflator.this item is designed to work off of charging the device would it be in your home or in your car. I recommend you charging it in your home for 12 hours prior to using to get back to results. Now it does state that you need to wait 10 minutes between each usage if its 10 minutes or longer when using. It's a great product reasonably priced and you can't go wrong.
1762014
Looks feasible. There are 5 recessed phillips screws holding the two blue halfs of the unit together.
1762015
There are 7 screws holding it together, the battery is replaceable "ks4. 5-12 sealed lead-acid". Check if there is battery water in the 6 cells.
1762016
No, you cannot access the internal charger, they are not made to be replaced, it's an entire unit replacement. You may call Goodyear's 800 number explain how long you've owned it and they will decide if they should replace it or you need to buy a new unit.
828281
There is no battery cover, so it appears that replacement is not intended by the manufacturer. The unit is held together by a rubber cover that covers top, bottom, and sides. This cover is not trivial to remove, but I didn't try very hard.
2173626
If you want to get into taking the unit apart (disassemble it), then yes you can replace.. there is no 'open door' to change the batteries.. you need to solder-desolder the old (and new)-replace-- reassemble.. otherwise you can't..
1456845
Yes. When you assemble it, be sure to note that the bracket for the battery will be on the top right facing it.
754793
No, on this model the battery is non removable in the usual sense, at least not in the usual way of having a battery that pops out with a release mechanism as are found on older laptops. I suppose it's possible to unscrew and open up the case to change the battery, but that would likely void the manufacturer's warranty.
1171437
There are little screws on the bottom. One is for the battery compartment, one is not. You can tell by looking at them which you need. :)
147372
The tools that come with kit are enough... I looked up in YouTube how to replace battery... just take your time get a feel for how the parts come apart once inside replacement is a breeze.. I always take a pic as to how everything is arranged just in case a get confused I will have a reference.
780580
Connie, I'm honestly not sure. We tried to pry it open, because you can see a battery in there. I suppose you can change it- if you can get to it! Seems impossible to open.
1357566
It is just the battery. I had no trouble replacing it with my own screwdriver.
1795465
The battery is removable, but I dont know if there is a spare battery available.
868357
No it's not a battery that you can just take out, you must have knowledge of taking it apart and replacing it with a new battery. It's a built in battery using small cords
116463
Yes, it is easy remove. It's not difficult at all. If you can remove your battery then you can take the case apart.
1761643
I have not had to open it up to change it, but figure it takes a button battery. There are two tiny screws to open the little case.
1241186
Yes the battery is replaceable. Replacement is a Sealed Lead Acid Bat 12V 6AH, http://amzn.com/B005T8OI0G. To replace first remove 4 screws on the bottom to split the case apart. Certainly not an easy push and slide door but still accessible.
739467
It can be replaced but I recommend getting a pro who will not break the case or short something out. Try Chris Short (http://www.palmdr.com) in Mankato, MN. He charges around $45 for a new battery including shipping.
799393
Yes it is. On the back you will find a cap with indentation to unscrew and replace battery.
1707259
snaps together. has to be that way so you can easily replace the small battery as needed. the internals (green pcb board) pop out and into the new case fairly easily although you want to test the red panic button does not stick if accidentally if pushed.