I've got a Mark 1 unit from the original 'Wait List' with the original battery still in it...... I better get 'er done!
Totally agree, but after having gone through a "battery-crisis" with a Digitech 2101LE in 2006 I guess I prefer to anticipate a bit....the price of a battery is under 2 Euro...People, please don't panic. I have an Ultra still rocking with the original battery. Same with my MK1.
These batteries do last a decade or more, unless it's a defective one.
Not here imho.creating panic is what the internet is for!
I know. I can tell from the bark.great I am having a panic attack now
I use a "counter-clickwise swirl" motion myselfI replace all my household batteries every 4th of July. Smoke detectors, alarm clock backups, guitar synth, and Axe FXII. I have done it with the power off and never lost a thing. I do it quickly and with a "vigorous circular motion hitherto unknown to the people in this area, but destined to take the place of the mud shark in their mythology".
Is there some instructions somewhere on how to get 'er done?
Did you read the thread?
I did....thus my question since it hadn't been answered. All that is there is a link explaining how to do it and the link is broken. Broken links don't do me any good. No one said jack about how to do it (besides the broken link) until after my question where one person said "open, access and replace". Not all that detailed a response. I was hoping for a little more info since I've never opened up my AxeFx and I'd love to avoid screwing something up. Apparently in the past there was a link to the wiki page explaining how to do it, but it is gone. Maybe it's simple and no biggie. Just trying to be safe.
I did....thus my question since it hadn't been answered. All that is there is a link explaining how to do it and the link is broken. Broken links don't do me any good. No one said jack about how to do it (besides the broken link) until after my question where one person said "open, access and replace". Not all that detailed a response. I was hoping for a little more info since I've never opened up my AxeFx and I'd love to avoid screwing something up. Apparently in the past there was a link to the wiki page explaining how to do it, but it is gone. Maybe it's simple and no biggie. Just trying to be safe.
Thanks Yek. I actually did search for it on the wiki. I’m pretty dumb no doubt, but I’m not that dumb. I clicked in the search area of the link that said the battery page no longer existed. Pulled up no results related to battery installation so I figured there weren’t any. I did try that though so I’m not sure why it didn’t work. Anyway, thanks for the help.