How can I change the battery in the motion detector?
1776294
Remove the detector from the wall. At the bottom of the detector their is a square tab. Press that and pull the detector out at the bottom. Lift up until the unit disengages from the base. You will then see the battery. To reinsert install top first then rotate the bottom towards the bracket until it snaps back into place. On mine there is no screw to remove.
1776295
the bottom has a slot and may have a little screw in it take screw off frist and them put small screwdriver in slot and pop off front
1564462
The motion detection sensor comes with lithium battery. Main unit has rechargeable. I have give up on the idea of trying to get this thing to call out to my son's home if there is an alarm. I think it is designed to highly encourage customers to use a paid answering service. They certainly do not make it easy (directions) to do anything else. I am not technologically challenged either.
56562
you grab the base of the round unit and turn it about and inch clock wise. Should feel it stop and than you can pull it down from the mount base and see the bottom of the unit in your hand. Should see small like square plastic trap door to open and the battery will be in site to replace. reverse the process with only difference is when placing unit back on the base it will turn counter clock wise. Very simple process but will need step ladder or good chair to stand on to reach if on the ceiling.
1734525
Yes you can replace the battery. Just take the old one out and get the number on it and go get another. I swear by these pedometerts. I am 71 and walk over 10,000.00 steps a day and this pedometer helps me do that !!!!
783982
I believe the motion detectors use a standard 9V battery, the window/door sensors use a CR123 battery...
821591
If there's a way to change the battery, I couldn't find it. Mine died after about 4 months. I like the unit, so bought a new one but if its battery dies as soon I'll have to try another product.
2239791
never used the motion detector. It is just a very good device. Last one lasted over 10 years.
758041
Not sure I changed mine after six months as I do the smoke detectors. The batteries and the chime were working well, just my way of doing things.
500512
please look under the bottom of the unit there is A SCREW LOSSEN, TURN YOUR UNIT TO THE LEFT HALF TURN AND TAKE IT OFF THE DOOR OPEN THE BATTERY CASE ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT AND REPLACE THE BATTERIES AND REVERSE THE ORDER TO REPLACE ON DOOR.
772546
Yes, however the detector has a preset life and will not operate after its expired. (You have to by a new one) Battery is supposed to last the 5 years ??? But you can change it out and put in a regular 9V battery.
256945
Quite easy, just pry off the top cover of the larger sensor with a small flat head screwdriver. There is a small groove in the case where you can do this. Once the cover is off, you will see the flat circular battery held in place by a small metal bracket. The battery slides in and out only in one direction. Can't recall exact battery type, but it will be on the battery and it is a common type used in calculators Etc. and easy to find locally.
336481
very easy...looking at the thermostat it's on the right side,flip/slide the battery holder out and change them. It does go through batteries pretty quick.
1459583
Removing the battery will NOT RESET the sensor. That was my mistake, I did not know that, and I ordered a replacement sensor. You have to reset the sensor after a battery change by pressing a thin tool, like for example a pin into the small hole opening on the back.
739451
Actually there is a way to replace batteries, to open unit locate 2 short screws at the "cork" end. Taking those out will allow you to remove brushed metal end. Then on the side is 4 spots of rubber which cover 4 longer screws. Now be careful you don't dump out contents but now the unit halves open up. You will see a battery pack that is connected to a printed circuit board. Either unsolder off the circuit board OR snip and strip the wires and attach new battery which if you search on Google the printed specification of the battery.. Simple
1401835
We change batteries probably once a month. Thats the only disappointing thing. Although they are supposed to be good for 3200 times, the motion sensors check you when you walk through the kitchen. I wish they would only come on when you were working at the countertop.
341270
I believe the batteries are located underneath the tray. I'm sorry but haven't had this walker in about a year. They weren't difficult to change I do know that.
1804833
I am not sure, have not had to replace the battery since I got the light. You may try Radio Shack.