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Tasco OS36 Binoculars battery replacement




By DickV on Dec 03, 2007

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The red light in the compass of my Tasco OS36 does not turn on when I push the button on the top of the housing. I am assuming that it needs a new battery but when I unscrew what appears to be the battery compartment on the housing there is a screw shaft on the underside of the "cap" which penetrates the center of a white plastic disc and fastens into the housing underneath this disc. The disc does not appear to be easily removed. I cannot identify any other fitting which would be the battery compartment. How do I get the light to turn on?

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Jan 25, 2009

-   Can anybody let know precisely how to replace the battery? Solution described earlier in this forum is not much of a help. Who can help to solve this?-   frawar

Feb 21, 2008

-   Same problem as already posted-can't figure out how to replace the batts. The screw comes out, but only no place to put the batts.

HELP!!!!!! Jack-   alcjack

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posted on Feb 20, 2008
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jimwrey

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Install a pair or LR43 batteries with the + sign up.

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Solution #2

posted on Aug 01, 2009
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The battery compartment is on the front of the binoculars next to the large lens (objective). It takes 2 batteries + side up as mentioned either
LR 43 or number 186 alkaline or silver oxide number 389 or SR54.
Be careful as there is a small metal clip holding them in place.

You can go to Tascos website and download the intruction manual. It is the same for the OS36 and OS54.
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Solution #3

posted on Mar 13, 2009
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fensantafe

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The screw you removed holds the battery cover in place. The cover is roughly rectangular with rounded corners. Once the screw is out, gently insert a sharp blade into the hairline crack between the cover and the binocular body and pry the cover off. The two watch batteries will be obvious.
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