I don't know. a bit of wet baking soda may fuzz the corrosion away. WD40 OR AN ELECTRICAL CLEANER MY LET BATTERY SLIP OUT EASIEST.
SOURCE: battery corroded. Not sure, but when I look with
maybe you can get the answer at http://www.discount-laptop-batteries.co.uk.
SOURCE: broke my gerber 3.0 flashlight
Wow what entertainment. Both the poster and the bobint17 don't have a clue how this flashlight works... why answer a question you don't know the answer too? To screw with people? To sound like you know what you're doing?
Anyway, the Gerber TX 3.0 uses a Luxeon 3 LED. There is no bulb. It is not designed as a user replaceable item and unfortunately even someone skilled at soldering and such can't fix the light because the head is permanently attached and not designed to be removed allowing access to the LED assembly. Can the head be removed? Possibly. Will it damage something while trying to remove it with a lot of force? Possibly. Should you try? No. Why? Because the light has a limited lifetime warranty from Gerber. Send it to them and they will fix or replace it!!!
SOURCE: 1 "D" cell battery is corroded and stuck inside.
Here are the instructions:
http://www.maglite.com/pdf/CustServ/CD_switch_repair_8_0410212004718132.pdf
If you remove the tail cap (the part that you unscrew to put the batteries in the flashlight) and the head assembly (the part that has the light bulb) you should be able to push the battery out. Wear some of those disposable latex gloves as that chemical that comes out of the batteries is very corrosive. Or at least wash your hands really well before touching anything, especially your eyes. Good luck.
SOURCE: how do I change the battery or batteries in a
Hello. The correct way to remove and replace the battery would be to unscrew the end cap all the way. The Battery will then fall away allowing for a new battery insertion. The "plate" is not suppose to be removed (according to Gerber Blades). Hope this helps.
SOURCE: How do I replace the
Hello. The "plate" is not supposed to be removed (according to Gerber Blades). The correct way to remove and replace the battery would be to unscrew the end cap all the way. The Battery will then fall away allowing for a new battery insertion. Hope this helps.
Hello. The correct way to the battery would be to unscrew the end cap all the way. The Battery will then fall away allowing for a new battery insertion. Hope this helps.
Hello. According to Gerber Blades, the correct way to remove and replace the battery would be to unscrew the end cap all the way. The battery will then fall away allowing for a new battery insertion. Hope this helps.
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