I've owned this flashlight for years. In the comments above, ignore the instruction to remove the rubber casing around the lamp area. Simply grasp the whole front of the lamp piece (including the rubber cover), and twist in a counter-clockwise direction to remove. Then squeeze together the two black tabs and pull the battery compartment out to replace the batteries.
The front outer rubber cover is removeable. Once you take it off with your fingers, the front unscrews revealing a two piece battery case. Squeeze the top flanges together and lift out, then the battery case shown in the box just lifts out.
It does NOT unscrew... and, what "flanges" are you talking about???
You have to pull the front cover off (*the black rubbery bit surrounding the lamp area). It should be flexible to stop the water getting then you can unscrew the next bit.
Step 1: pry rubber casing from around lamp.
Step 2: holding the flashlight between your knees and with lens facing up, rotate the lens counterclockwise until it's off. Once off there should be a kind of black plate with a spring in the center.
Step 3: squeeze together the two raised lips on either side of this plate. This lifts out.
Step 3: You should see a yellow handle that you lift up and the batteries will come up in the holder.
I've owned this flashlight for years. In the comments above, ignore the instruction to remove the rubber casing around the lamp area. Simply grasp the whole fron of the lamp piece (including the rubber cover), and twist in a counter-clockwise direction to romove. Then squeeze together the two black tabs and pull the battery compartment out to replace the batteries.
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