How to Replace the CR2032 Battery in a Dyson Remote

It’s best to shut down your Dyson Air Purifier prior to starting so it doesn’t accidental get turned on.

Screwdriver opening remote casing

No luck with the remote; it didn’t seem to be recieve any signal. And the built-in power supply was probable dead, too.

Replacing the Remote Battery

Using a precision screwdriver, you unscrewed the screws on the underside panel, but they weren’t very tight. After loosening them, back cover slid off and revealed old battery. It looked like it has been there for many years.

Gold remote with top cover off

With very little force, you was able to remove the old CR2032 cell from its slot. You didn’t have to pry at all; a soft tug would of do the trick. The compartment had been cleaned up so it was time to replace it.

Blue cutting mat with screwdriver

Well, you remembered that these thing come with batteries so you took out a brand-new CR2032 from your drawer. Those things are common item in your house.

Exposing internal components of remote

So you popped it in and, easy peasy, installed the new battery. You dropped the cell back where you found it and it slipped right into place. It locked instantaly. And there you had it: working remote.

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  • Eddie Odin

    Hi, I am Eddie Odin, an avid lover of IoT and home automation. With a passion for smart home technology and would like to automate aspects of my home. I share my real personalised DIY smart home experience!

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