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The first Toy Story movie came put in 1995 - if you've got a battery powered Buzz Lightyear toy from 1995, you'll likely have changed his batteries more than once already! Maybe your Buzz Lightyear is new to you or perhaps he's a model from the 2019 movie and this is the first time the batteries have run down. Whatever the scenario, the process for changing the batteries in a Buzz Lightyear action figure toy is the same. See below for details.
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Locate the three screws that hold the battery pack cover in place. Look directly at the back of Buzz at center section of his wings assembly. There are two screws at the top spaced about 2 inches (5.1 cm) apart in the green painted sections and one at the bottom center below the lavender colored section.
Note that on newer models the green screws in his pack are fake, and there is no switch on the belt. Just pull the back of his jet pack cover straight off, it is mounted with rubber balls and sockets. Then use a small Philips screwdriver to remove the battery cover to find 2 AA batteries.Advertisement
Unscrew all three screws until back plate comes off.
Replace the two/three AA batteries.
Replace battery cover and tighten the three screws.
Make sure "On-Off" switch, which is located on the back of Buzz's black waist, is in the "On" position
(Some do not have a switch)
Press any button to test.
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- Don`t forget to release the wings! They must be open, otherwise, the top does not come off. If forced, it will break.Thanks
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