How do I turn the batteries off after using my A20 recumbent bike?
1358521
I don't use the batteries for power , I just bought the power cord to use 110 volt house power.It's not very expensive and a lot cheaper than keep changing batteries
1358522
Although I love the bike, the power monitor/display leaves much to be improved upon. It eventually turns off, but I ended up purchasing the AC adapter. In the long run it will be more cost effective. The only reason to continue to use batteries is if you cannot possibly place the bike near an outlet. Good luck!
1358523
Once you stop peddling, and leave the bike it times out and turns off. Also if you choose a program by mistake and can't clear it just let it time out... Enjoy and happy riding... ~ Kathleen
1358524
You cant, unless you take them out. I just keep back up batteries from the dollar store. You could keep t the back cover off and take them out. I only replace every 4-6 months.
1358525
To the best of my knowledge the batteries turn off when the bike is not in use. Our bike has the original batteries.
1999046
We either run it directly off the battery or get a siren driver. http://www.pottersignal.com/product/datasheet/8880143_SSX-52Series.pdf
1820542
You take off the back, where the battery is. There is a switch that you can push to vibrate only.
1710515
There is a tiny on/off switch. If you forget to switch it off, when you're finished with it, the battery will be dead by morning :(
2123204
Time to replace the battery. The A23 batteries included with the system are junk. A couple of my sensors only lasted 3 months. I bought energizer brand as replacements.
1406356
there is a slide button in the front of the battery.....push it down and slide the battery off
1543538
Unscrew the bottom out just enough for the batteries to stop connecting..I am assuming that you still need to use it the same day or week..In any case when you need to use it, screw the bottom in again..
242455
Only if you leave the device (GPS) connected. As long as you unplug the element you are charging when the bike will be shut off for more than a few minutes, you should be fine. I left my GPS plugged in overnight after a ride and murdered an otherwise good dry cell battery. I think some folks wire in an/off switch to save on plugging/ unplugging routine. Either way, you have to remember to disconnect the charger from the device when the motor is off for any extended period of time or it will drain the battery dry.
1309234
I'm not sure what you mean to power off. Once the batteries are inserted you will always have a display of "00:00". If you are asking how to clear the display you need to press the two small button located under the display at the same time to set the display back to "00:00". The only way to power off, as with most timers, is to remove the batteries. There is no on and off switch to completely turn off the timer. Hope I answered you question.
810493
leave the batteries out for a couple hours.. that is what i did to reset unit..
1975433
There is a button on the right of the panel...drum light, fresh hold, steam for stains...the fifth one down is cycle signal. It turns the noise off
443526
No there is no way to turn it off. However, I have had mine for about 6 months and the batteries are still going strong.
761041
You can't disable the clock but the battery drain will minimal while you're not using the radio. You will know the batteries need replacement when the unit shuts off by itself. From what I recall, the battery meter on these units is not accurate.
253521
With lights etc away from you there are two buttons the one on the left turns it on and off (you have to hold it down for a while mine works only with the monitor flipped down) the right is sort of an "enter" key, use to set items in menu, with menu off it is like the mode button. In the menu, change motion detection off and the unit will stay on all the time till you turn it off) The battery I got will not charge to the third bar, doesn't last long and I can not find a battery anywhere to replace it.
1393873
It should turn off. Mine displays my weight after I step on the scale and turns off a few seconds after I step off the scale.
2273503
I have this hand grip and love it. As with all my electronics, I always turn them off when not in use. It is just in case. I have not experienced any problems with the unit by shutting off both switches. I would advise that you do the same. Can only help.
1326462
Yes. When my bike battery/controller *was working* I went back and forth in those modes. I used the throttle action to get up hilly spots, and manual pedal to exercise my legs. You can do both modes without turning the switch on and off - if the controller is not damaged. But that's another story...