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EDDI Support Page:
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EDDI
Battery Replacement |
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Remove the rear cover:
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Place your EDDI face down on a flat surface and unscrew the
three screws. The rear panel should come off fairly
easily, taking care to ease the temperature sensor cable
out of the slot on the rear cover as you lift it off. Then
remove the two exhausted batteries and discard. If
necessary, ensure the EDDI electronics assembly is nicely
resting in the front cover as shown above, this is
important to help prevent the button covers falling out as
you try to reassemble EDDI.
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Insert the first battery:
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With the EDDI electronics firmly resting in the front
cover, insert the first AAA battery as shown above. Ensure
that the positive end of this battery (the tip) is
pointing towards the temperature sensor cable and is
comfortably resting against the small electrical contact.
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Insert the second battery:
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Now insert the second battery, this time, the other way
round, it's positive tip pointing towards the top of the
unit. Again, ensure that the tip is comfortably seated
against the small silver electrical contact.
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Replace the rear cover:
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Without disturbing the batteries (the supporting foam
under the batteries tends to make the batteries want to
"pop" out), carefully place the rear cover onto
the whole assembly. Take care to ensure the temperature
sensor cable is neatly nestled in the small slot. While
pressing down fairly firmly on the rear cover, fasten the
three screws. The foam in the rear cover will firmly hold
the batteries in place. Turn your EDDI over and check that
it is operational. If it appears dead, wait for a few
minutes, it may be busy re-initialising it's log memory,
then press a button to wake it up.
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