Sportline pedometer 343 battery type

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Vinnic Alkaline Button Cell L1154 (A76, LR44, AG13, PX76A, GPA76)

L1154 is the battery number. Listed above are equivalent battery numbers.

The battery for a Sportline 340 Step and Distance Pedometer are any of the following: AG12, LR1142, SR1142, SR43 or 386 or equivalent.

Sportline has the manuals for many of their pedometers on their product page. For the Sportline 343, see: http://www.sportline.com/products/pedometers/343-talking-calorie-pedometer.html and click on the Product Manual tab. Then click the Download button. The direct link to the manual is http://www.sportline.com/manuals/WV3482BK.pdf .

If you need help with a specific issue with the pedometer, please let me know. I may be able to provide additional information.

Cindy Wells

http://web.archive.org/web/*hh_/www.sportline.com/manuals/347.pdf is where I found the manual. Good luck!

The battery hatch is at the bottom of the pedometer. Just slide the hatch open with your fingers and then pry battery out. Put in the new battery in the same orientation (positive up on most). I find shaking the pedometer works to get the battery to fall out. If my fingers don't move the hatch, I use a small flat blade screwdrivers.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(on my pedometer (a similar model) the hatch is on the back with a slot to slide in a finger nail and wraps partway around the hinge)

Same problem here. If your pedometer is rectangular, with slanted window, LR 44 battery should work.

Hi,

Have a look at the headphone jack for size. I imagine the jack is the common size for most personal stereo headphones so it should be easy to replace. If you have a personal stereo then try the headphones from that. If the jack is a different size then I'd take the pedometer to a music store and check it against a few different types of headphones..

I don't see it being much of a problem though..

I was looking for instructions for a different model when I found the instructions for the 347 here: http://www.sportline.com/manuals/345.pdf

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