Please tell me how to get to the battery compartment of this opener? The one I have has tiny plastic lever at the bottom and a phillips screw at top.
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I was able to open it just by pressing down on the back and lighting it up. I hope this helps.
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LOL it took me a while too but it is simple. Just slide the bottom a drop and then push it up. no screws or any safety stuff.
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The opposite side of the button (bottom side) where the cutter is slides off. hold with cutter up, squeeze whole assembly tight and separate in a downward pull to open the opener.
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This is the method that works for me. Hold opener in both hands, facing the underside with pointy side up. With thumbs on either side of the round cutter, push up! It goes right back the same way, only it's easier going back on. I hope this helps you out. Debera
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With your finger slide down the bottom cover , remove it by lifting the cover. You will see the batteries
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see the left ear slide cover. it says open, press and lift. one aaa battery.
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find the switch and the opening where it goes from off to on put a small table knife in there or a strong fingernail in there and twist and pull off the battery sits right there ....
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The top of the remote holds the battery compartment of the remote. At the bottom, below the the numbers, is the compartment for the batteries. Just simply insert your fingernail into the groove below the numbers and pull down.
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Turn the "manual release button" on the side of the opener, first in one direction, and if that doesn't work, in the reverse direction. This hasn't happened often, but every time I tried this, it worked!
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Turn it bottom up. Then look for a square depression in the plastic bottom. Look real close in good light and you will see an symbol that shows what direction to push and slide to open the compartment for the battery.
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Use a eyeglass screwdriver or something similar and insert it into the notch on the bottom front the remote. Gently pry it open to access the batteries.
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To access, remove the face plate where the On/Off switch is located with a small Phillips head screwdriver. Pull out the battery compartment
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Yes! The screw is really hard to open and I basically stripped mine trying to change the batteries. It's like the screw isn't made very well.
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Hi Sherry. A new opener comes with a battery installed. I tried to open mine on your behalf and was not able to and did not want to risk breaking it. My advice is to contact the seller of this item. I work with tools and machines all day. I tried screwdrivers and coins in the slots which I believe with a twisting motion will pop off the cover but I did not push as I tend to break things:( Sorry I could not be of more help but if you talk with the seller I'm sure they can walk you through it. Please check out my website www.classywoods.com
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Hi Sherry, The easiest way to do this, I have found, is to take the opener with you to Batteries Plus. The guys behind the counter are really helpful -- They will not only find the right battery, but they will replace it and then test your opener before sending you on your way. And all you pay for is the battery. In case you are more of a do-it-yourselfer, you can pry it open yourself to change the battery. There is a very tiny indentation along the seam between top (the side with the buttons) and bottom. It lines up with the groove on the bottom where the clip snaps on (mine has a clip for keeping it on the visor in my car). The edge of a small screwdriver works well to pry it open (not phillips head, but the other straight edge type of screwdriver). After you've changed the battery, it should snap back on. Of course, if you can't get it to snap back on, those guys at Batteries Plus would probably snap it back on for you for nothing but a thank you and a smile, even if you aren't buying any batteries that day.
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You will need to find the "learn" button on the opener. The button is generally at a external location. Mine is behind the lens for the light. On mine you have to loosen the two screws at the top of the lens cover and swing the lens down to access the button. Hope this helps!
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look at the bottom of the cuff below the "mem" button on the lower edge of the face. you will see a little sliding door. push it in the direction of the little arrow and viola! there is the battery compartment!!!! goo luck.
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If I remember right, you had to open the battery door thingy and there was a piece of plastic that you needed to pull out. I could be wrong though. Otherwise maybe try pressing the reset button? Just an idea.
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Battery compartment is on the front below the number keypad. It was a little hard to remove. Trick I found was to use one of those rubber jar lid openers to help grip it as you slide it downward, away from the numbers. That seemed to do the trick.
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I am assuming you are asking about the battery compartment. The two little screw need to be open at 90 deg angle. There should be a pick of a lock to should which direction to lock and unlock
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Hit the # key. You'll hear a 'click' and then open up the safe. I've had this safe for years and haven't even had to change out the batteries yet.