How To Take Apart To Get Battrie Out?

on-alkaline battery is a source of zinc and carbon rods.

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Please be sure to use only non-alkaline batteries.Step 1: List of Materials

You will need:

needle-nose pliers

non-alkaline battery

paper towels

gloves

Step 2: Remove the Plastic Cover

Use needle-nose pliers to remove the plastic cover on the battery.

Step 3: Take Off the Zinc Layer

Use needle-nose pliers to undo the crimped zinc at the postive end of the battery. Then peel the zinc layer off.

Step 4: Remove the Carbon Rod

Using needle-nose pliers, pull the carbon rod out of the encasement. Be steady or the carbon rod will break.

Step 5: Remove the Top From the Carbon Rod

Holding the carbon rod with a paper towel, use the needle-nose pliers to pull the top from the rod.

Step 6: Storage

Make sure to wrap the carbon rod in a paper towel to prevent a mess.

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To take apart the Vivitar DVR 786HD to access the battery, please follow these steps:

1. Make sure the camera is powered off and remove any memory cards or cables that may be attached.

2. Locate the battery compartment, usually located on the bottom or back of the camera. It may be marked with a battery icon or have a latch that indicates it can be opened.

3. Look for any screws securing the battery compartment cover. These screws might be hidden under rubber caps or stickers. If you see any, gently remove them using a small screwdriver or a similar tool.

4. Once the screws are removed, you can carefully pry open the battery compartment cover using a plastic opening tool or your fingernails. Start from one edge and work your way around the cover, applying gentle pressure.

5. With the battery compartment cover open, you should be able to access the battery. Carefully remove the battery by gently pulling it out, using your fingers or a small pair of tweezers if necessary.

Remember to be cautious and gentle while removing the battery to prevent any damage to the camera or the battery itself. If you encounter any difficulties during this process or are unsure about any steps, it's recommended to consult the camera's user manual or contact Vivitar customer support for specific instructions related to your model.

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