Stuck battery pack on Savi's lightsabers?
Anyone got any experience or suggestions on how to get it out? Ones that won't damage the plastic component the batteries are in.
This is the first time we've taken off the bottom of the hilt (sabre only built on Dec. 9) and have found the battery pack to be beyond stuck. It's really wedged in there.
I would recommend getting some good rechargeable batteries for both. I don't really know on the Droids, but lightsabers(both Disney and third-party like Ultrasabers, Saberforge, and Vader's Vault) are known to be very hard on batteries.
I found these instructions on sabersourcing(free reference site). I should not that on step two where it says wiggle, you may have to give it a bit of a shake. Hope this helps.
Instructions for Changing Savi’s Workshop Lightsaber Batteries
1. To access the battery pack, first unscrew the pommel (endcap). The black cylinder under the pommel is the battery pack.
2. Remove the battery pack from the hilt (sometimes the battery pack is wedged in so you may need to wiggle it a bit to remove it).
3. Next, in
order to access the 3 AAA batteries, use a small Phillips screwdriver to loosen the Phillips-head screw on the side of the battery pack. DO NOT remove the three screws on the bottom of the battery pack. Removing the three screws on the bottom DO NOT help you access the batteries.
4. After loosening the screw, slide off the casing to reveal the batteries. Keep the screw in a safe place so you don’t lose it.
5. Replace the batteries, slide the casing back over the batteries, and tighten the screw on the side of the battery pack.
6. Slide the battery pack back into the hilt by finding the red arrow on the battery pack and aligning the arrow to another red arrow inside the hilt. Matching the arrows allows the battery pack to slide back into the hilt properly.
7. Screw the pommel onto the hilt and enjoy! The lightsaber will make a brief sound and slightly illuminate the kyber crystal, indicating that the hilt registers the battery pack.