do you sell just the insert for where the batteries sit? I have to remove sometimes to keep the kids from playing with them, but now cant find them!!
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You might give LUX Products customer service a call and ask them to send you one. (From their website 1-856-234-8803)
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I have purchased nine of these thermostats for baseboard heaters; never "lost" the battery holder. I obtained three through Ace Hardware as they were getting hard to find. Ace was the most helpful so I would go to a local store and explain your situation. If you cannot obtain just the battery holder, I guess you will have to buy a complete new thermostat!
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There are three watch like batteries in each of them. I tried to open one, but it felt like the plastic was going to break. Like another already answered; it would be cheaper just to keep buying them again. They are led lights and seem to last a while, so I think the odds of loosing them are greater than batteries needing to be replaced. They have been fun and served the purposes I bought them for. Hope that helps. Happy New Year!
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If Im not mistaken,mine did come with batteries, I just unscrewed it and there is a plastic thingy that holds the 3 batteries.Id send it back or get hold of the seller
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The batteries are in a tray or cartridge. The whole cartridge comes out and then you take the batteries out of the tray and reinsert the new ones. Then you put the tray back in. They do it that way to make sure you put the batteries back in facing the right way. The tray fits snugly and can be hard to get out the first time.
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From what I understand they are sealed. I haven't had mine very long and haven't paid attention to that. I'm not at home, so I can't look and see how the batteries are emplaced in it. I figure I'll just have to cross that bridge one day when I have to! Surely, 'we' can figure out a way to get in there and replace the batteries ourselves.
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On the back side, at the bottom, you'll see two little philips head screws, I think you have to unscrew those and then just above those, impressed into the plastic backing, you see an arrowhead pointing upward, you push down and up on that and the back comes off revealing the place where the batteries go. I think this is it, its been so long since I did it, and I use the electrical plug attachment to keep mine running so I don't have to waste batteries. Good luck with that!
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Forget about all of that, there is 2x12 volt batteries inside the compartment. Have those replaced, you are likely to spend $85 online through amazon or $120 when you go to the store. That solved my problem after wasting time trying to have company back up their warranty agreement. Good luck!!!I had contacted MTD and the company was playing hide and seek with me...I guess not as lucky as Michelle
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Batteries did not come with mine....purchased some from amazon though, easy to find!! Hope this helps
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It doesn't seem like they're sold separately in stores. Try contacting Kuhn Rikon, like Steve mentioned, and asking them to replace the insert.
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On either side of the body there are two buttons. Depress the buttons and separate the back portion of the body from the backs portion. I find it easier to push in one button and use yor thumbnail to partially separate the back then press the other button and finish removing the back cover. The batteries fit into the front portion. Hope this helps.
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I believe you're talking about the little demo batteries, which are not replaced with anything. You only need your 3 large batteries in that unit. Hope this helps.
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try inside the mouse....where the batteries go...there is a little slot in there for it
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The batteries are under the decorative plate. Pull that up and use a paperclip to lift the batteries out. Hopefully that works for you.
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I have only been able to insert the batteries one way. The plastic shapes on the inside are designed so that the bulge on the positive side of the battery fits just overtop of a mold, while the smooth side is tight against the edge of the container. If this is reversed, the positive side does not fit in, and the flat side juts over the mold so that the cover cannot close.I would personally recommend keeping only your charged batteries in the case, and using a rubber band or something to bundle your discharged ones until they are replenished. Or you could buy more cases and label them. That would look much better actually. I have only been able to insert the batteries one way. The plastic shapes on the inside are designed so that the bulge on the positive side of the battery fits just overtop of a mold, while the smooth side is tight against the edge of the container. If this is reversed, the positive side does not fit in, and the flat side juts over the mold so that the cover cannot close.I would personally recommend keeping only your charged batteries in the case, and using a rubber band or something to bundle your discharged ones until they are replenished. Or you could buy more cases and label... » Read More I have only been able to insert the batteries one way. The plastic shapes on the inside are designed so that the bulge on the positive side of the battery fits just overtop of a mold, while the smooth side is tight against the edge of the container. If this is reversed, the positive side does not fit in, and the flat side juts over the mold so that the cover cannot close.I would personally recommend keeping only your charged batteries in the case, and using a rubber band or something to bundle your discharged ones until they are replenished. Or you could buy more cases and label them. That would look much better actually. « Show Less
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I've never seen just the case for sale without the battery, I bought blue case with another battery just to have two batteries. I also bought a Diztronic rubber case, if you have little damage to the case that may be an option. Good luck.
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Yes, through the manufacturer but they haven't carried them for quite awhile. We are still using batteries on ours for just that reason.
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if you look at the top of the clear plastic you will see 2 lock symbols-twist the top to the open lock symbol and twist the top piece off. There are 2 white clips that you squeeze together and that insert will pull out...this is where the batteries go...hope this helps!!