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  • #54219
    Catchm
    BRONZE Member

    I have a Beotime and found Steve’s video on YouTube very helpful. Unfortunately I can’t get access to the battery section. The outer cap I have removed and then there is an inner plastic cap which seems stuck. Any suggestions welcome

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    #54220
    billbriscoe
    GOLD Member

    That’s the plastic battery tray that holds the 3 batteries.  If you turn the Bedtime upside down and tap it against your hand it should slide down, a few more gentle taps on the side and you should be able to remove it.

    #54221
    Catchm
    BRONZE Member

    Thanks billbriscoe, I given it some gentle (and not so gentle taps!) and it seems stuck. Much appreciate the feedback

    #54222
    lausvi
    BRONZE Member

    It should slide out, but if there is any battery leakage, it will make it stuck. Try pulling it with a small pick (under the edge of the tray) and hopefully it will come out with little persuation.

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    #54223
    Catchm
    BRONZE Member

    Thank you lausvi. I will give it a go

    #54224
    Valve1
    GOLD Member

    The battery tray is a very “snug” fit. I find when reloading the tray that it can resist it but by rotating a little and reloading it slides in.

    I would not tap it against any thing hard. Perhaps try putting it in a warm place (not hot) for a few hours would help.

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    #54225
    Catchm
    BRONZE Member

    Thank you all. Success. A bit of gentle heat (thank you Valve 1) and gentle manoeuvring did the trick.

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