how hard is it to change battery?
1359470
I would estimate about 5-15 seconds to get the case off. A few longer to get it back on.
1359471
Not hard at all but, I wouldn't want to take this case on and off on a daily basis. The case fits pretty snugly. For more power on the go I carry one of those rechargeable mini portable batteries.
1359472
Case comes off in less than 5 seconds and then change the battery. Case goes back on in less than 10 seconds. So 15 second. This is a good case a little thick but it protects well.
1359473
If you mean to take the case off to change the battery? It's not difficult at all. It kinda just peels off and then goes back on very easily also.
1794135
We haven't had to do that yet so I don't know. I purchased this for my son and he absolutely loves it and uses it all the time. He is now in Alaska so I can ask him how to change the battery - but I don't have an answer right now. Sorry
2278706
I haven't tried to replace the battery in this one, but have in another version... they usually take a wheel chair battery, which are pricey. However, it wasn't easy to get the old one out and the new one in. Probably easier to replace the entire unit....
871567
I couldn't be easier to remove and replace the battery. Taking the back off is the most complicated part, so if you already how to do that...no problem.
544050
Very easy! Just unplugs and slides out. I have 4 batteries that I use when I go fly - takes 30 seconds to swap them out.
332830
Most of the time the old battery has expanded and it makes it difficult to remove. Patience is key. With a screwdriver and much perseverance the old battery was finally removed.
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.
259099
I installed these locks in my house about eight months ago. I have not changed any batteries yet. The battery replacement is not hard. You have to unscrew the lock but don't have to take it all apart.
117913
It is simple to replace the battery. You have to unscrew the battery cover, take the old battery out, replace the battery with the same type battery and then replace the battery cover.
1658908
I can't say for sure. There are four small screws on the back. It's possible that you can get at the battery by removing them, but the instructions don't say anything about replacing the battery, so you would be on your own. Since the warranty is only 90 days, if the battery dies beyond that time, you have nothing to lose by trying.
1341092
I don't think you can easily remove the battery. I even could not find a place to unscrew the back. I guess screw holes are behind the rubber foots.
1716716
i did not find it difficult at all....need to remove some screws to remove the cover panels. once the cover panels(side covers} are off simply remove the POS+ and neg - terminals and replace the battery.
1189555
A very small Phillips screwdriver is needed to get to the battery. However you'll also need prying tools (plastic ones preferably) and new adhesive for the screen at the very least
1354694
It is not designed for the owner to replace the battery, however if you are handy you can open it up and replace the battery, it's soldered in so you should be comfortable with a soldering iron.
1565794
There seems to be a very small battery door on back I have not been able to open it to determine what type of battery it takes. I would say it is probably too much trouble to replace. Current battery will probably last years, anyway.
342044
It is not difficult to change the batteries o. This either. The mechanism can stay on the bike while the batteries are being changed. I hope this helps.
167267
I haven't had to change the battery yet, but it has 4 small screws on the back,so I'm pretty sure that it is replaceable by the owner.