How to Change the Battery in Your Door & Window Sensor | Vivint Tips & Tricks

To keep your home safe and secure, it's essential to ensure that all your Vivint devices are functioning properly. One major part of that is keeping your Door and Window Sensors supplied with full battery power.
In this instructional video, you'll learn how to change the battery in your Vivint Door and Window Sensors and ensure that your home is fully protected. Don't let dead batteries compromise your home security. Watch this video and make sure your Vivint system is always ready to protect you and your loved ones.
Find more information on your older model at support.vivint.com/s/article/...
For more on securing your home, check out this post on 10 Simple Ways to Secure Your Home: www.vivint.com/resources/arti....
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[@djmattplay]

Simple mistake, but the door/window sensor batteries are CR2032, not CR2023.

[@gildatz9479]

Well it's nice to see that even the big companies are frequently incompetent also. Apparently the "good attitude" doesn't really help with getting parts correct in a demo. Unless the good attitude helps you ignore the instructions and you order a different part than mentioned.

[@daviddeahl8861]

You forgot to mention the hardest part which is to open the sensor so you can switch out the battery.

[@Headbanger427]

My door sensor doesn't look like that. Mine is round and installed inside the door. There's a cap over the computer chip inside of the door. The magnet is round and installed inside the door frame with a cap cover.

[@johnnakresge9548]

where’s the link for an older model! this has been a chore since we got our system! ughhhhh

[@sumere2001]

I guess I have to have magic powers to find the link for the older systems? Plus, TURN THE DAMN MUSIC OFF!

[@vickilovin]

How do you get the door sensor off????

[@shelleyeversole0615]

Getting door sensor open was the hardest part

[@gracepyon0518]

Mine won’t come off. It’s at the top of the door and I think you need pliers or some kind of tool to get it off.

[@tawnyagray1432]

Older system