what part slides to get battery inserted?
1431321
Flip over the curler and notice the lower half where there is a "break/line" delineating the battery case. With your thumb, just slid the lid of the battery case toward the bottom of the curler. The lid slides off - don't try to pop it off.
2188248
Below the numerical pad is the battery compartment. Just push and slide down.
1406356
there is a slide button in the front of the battery.....push it down and slide the battery off
1816862
The part that you hold in your hand slides off the head part. Kind of like sliding or pulling a knife out of its sheath. Then you can easily see where the battery fits.
1109933
Had a similar problem when I got mine. I emailed the manufacturer and they told me to slide the LEFT side in first so that the metal plates come in contact before you push the RIGHT side in. It fixed the problem for me. They said it's a very common problem and are updating their manual to prevent users from installing the battery incorrectly.
1338517
Yes, I took it apart and found a new battery online. The tricky part was getting the rubber bumpers off so I could get all the screws out. BTW, the B&D people told me it couldn't be done.
910408
The black plastic piece on the bottom of the item ; push lightly and slide down and it should slide off install the batteries correctly there will be a plus and minus engraving inside under he plastic piece
2193433
I'm not positive, but I think it's pertains to two different batteries. One has a post style, and the other a slide on style. I personally would go for the slide on , as it is newer technology .
174561
The base compartment contains the batteries. Snap the opaque plastic out and in the space behind the the plastic there are the two receptacles for the two AA batteries. Then snap the cover back on and you are all set to look at your slides'
767878
It takes a large/wide, flat head screwdriver. Careful. Don't stab yourself. Insert into one side and go down 1/4" and pry up around the edges. There is a "rubber lip" towards the bottom that keeps everything intact but you must be careful not to go too deep. Keep prying up around the edges, the first time is the hardest. Once you get it out, the battery replacement is easy.
1834930
Try a coin. It is kind of hard at first, but if you push up on it, it snaps out. There looks like two openings for the battery, but it's the upper one. The lower is for the little circular stand that comes with it.
1279642
There is a small gap between the battery slide and the handle. I used a small screwdriver to push down just above the arrow in the gap. There is a small plastic hook there that slides up under the handle portion when closed and once it is pushed down you can slide it open. Hope this helps.
2093647
you slide it in the opposite direction you did when you inserted it. If there is a lock hinge you need to lift the battery's back side above it, of course.
748902
the battery is on top just to the right of the display area. Just slide the battery cover to the right with your thumb nail.
837868
Press the battery sliding cover in a bit first before trying to slide it down. This makes is open much easier.
762347
take off battery cover on back, take out battery, dip switch is located behind battery
1888071
Mine has two small tabs on the battery cover at one end that slide in first, then the other end of the battery cover snaps into place. Mine stays securely there.