DSC Power Series - Key Fob Battery Change

DSC Power Series - Key Fob Battery Change

To change the batteries on your wireless key fob, you will need a small flat head screw driver.

Use the end of the screw driver to open the cover




 
Once the cover is off, use the screw driver to remove the circuit board. 







Once the board has been removed, you can see where the batteries are located and need to be changed. You will need 2 CR2025 batteries.



Once the batteries have been changed, put the device back together and your task is complete! 






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