I have a Conair Thinner Scale which has worked for 3 years. It just died and I expect I need to change the battery. I have been able to open the battery compartment but can't seem to pry the battery out. Any suggestions.

Question edited for clarity.

This TH207 seems to be an unknown model.

They all have a battery compartment apart from one exception. There is a Taylor Scale that supposedly has a lifetime battery, and is non replaceable.

More model scales just have a small round disc with a screw and take a small CR2032 button battery. Attach a picture of the back of the scale for me.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Conair+Thinner+Scale+TH207.+How+to+change+the+battery

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Power Supply This scale requires (1) 3V lithium battery. The battery compartment is located on the back of the scale platform.

Instructions for use of Thinner® Bathroom Scales

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Before using this product, remove the battery tab by opening battery compartment and carefully pulling the plastic tab from underneath the battery then ...

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Perhaps this will be of assistance: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/755963/Conair-Thinner.html

https://tipsfolder.com/i-change-battery-conair-thinner-scale-7693e0883a124d849cc7526b2ca92e79/

https://bindscience.com/how-do-i-change-the-battery-in-my-conair-thinner-scale/

https://www.conairscales.com/catalog.php?product_id=428&ib=en

simply just screw plastic leg on or just put newspaper under it

I have the exact same problem. Hw do you fix this!

I have a 10 year old Thinner bathroom scales also. Apparently the manufacturer designed it to make battery replacement hard so you'd buy a new scales. To replace the battery, if your unit is similar to mine, turn it over, remove all the screws and separate the top and bottom. You'll see the glass window that shows the weight. It is held in place by four tabs that are slightly twisted. Straighten them, lift the glass assembly clear without straining the wires, and turn it over to reveal the round black battery case. It is secured by three small screws and clear epoxy. Remove the epoxy with a knife blade, remove the screws, and separate the two halves of the case on one side being careful not to separate the other side where there is a metal connection piece. Using the knife tip, remove the CR2032 battery and replace it with a new one (available at Radio Shack or similar stores). Reassemble in reverse order; no need to replace epoxy. My scales worked fine after that.

Conair TH402 displayes incorrect weight

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My scale is an older model, "can't locate model# in or outside" sticker on back plate is RH697. Scale was purposely setup so that no one can change the battery but a tech. Back plate had no instruct as to where battery is and the 4 small phillips screws were covered with rubber filler. I scraped off the rubber filler and opened it up, inside was a computer board which I took out (6 tiny phillip screws) to get to the battery (it was the expected 3V) the battery was front and back soldered in. That was enough for me, this company is nothing but a bandit forcing you to a tech (est. cost 45-60$) or to make another purchase. True piracy, I'm throwing it out. Make sure when buying anything that runs on batteries that the product offers ease of replacement, I am disgusted with Thinner.

This link allows you to ask questions and request a users manual....I hope this helps. http://www.conair-store.com/cc_contactus.asp