Battery Replacement Process for Curt Echo Brake Controller Manual Override Button

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How do you change the battery in the Override Button? There are no instructions and the battery is showing at 40 in the app. Thank you

asked by: Ron C

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In order to access the internal battery of the Curt Echo Manual Override Button # C83HR you'll want to remove the stick on the back to reveal a notch where you'll need to use a very skinny screwdriver to pry up on the unit; once you pop the back off you'll have access to the battery and can switch it out.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Removal tab on back of Curt Echo Override button
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