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dCS Elgar Plus User Manual
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Fitting or Replacing the Batteries in the Remote Control
Opening the battery compartment and removing batteries
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Fitting new batteries and closing the case
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For safety reasons, the Remote Control is supplied with the 3 batteries packed
separately. Any replacement batteries must be type AAA, MN2400 or equivalent
alkaline leak-proof batteries.
Turn the Remote Control unit over and remove the 4 screws shown in
using the 1-point Pozidriv screwdriver supplied. Please do not use a Philips
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head screwdriver as this will damage the screw heads. Lift off the battery cover.
Figure 13 – Removing the Remote Control battery cover
To remove discharged batteries, press the + end back against the spring and
pull that end out of the unit. A small key or screwdriver may be used if the
battery is a tight fit. Dispose of the discharged batteries safely.
To fit a new battery, press the - end (the flat end) against one of the spring
contacts in the battery holder then press the battery into its slot. Battery polarity
is indicated on the battery holder and on the diagram below. Always fit a
complete set of 3 new batteries.
Figure 14 – Changing the Remote Control unit batteries
Please ensure the batteries are fitted the right way around – failure to do so
may damage the Remote Control and invalidate the warranty. Damage
caused by leaking batteries is not covered by the warranty.
To re-assemble the case, fit the battery cover, ensuring the side with the
recessed holes is outward. Replace the 4 screws, taking care not to over-
tighten them. The Remote Control is ready for use.
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Manual for Software Issue 4.3x
August 2005
email: more@dcsltd.co.uk
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