Unisonic Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

It is so old there is no data, just people selling old ones. There is an advert for the battery cover and by the looks of it, it takes 4 x AA or AAA batteries. In the light it is solar powered, in dim light, the batteries. There is nothing fancy about the batteries. https://www.google.com/search?q=unisonic+lc1416+calculator+replacement+battery ..

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https://www.batteriesplus.com/ Check this site for a store near you.

No we would not.

No. you can't but stock af anything at FIXYA. This is strictly a Q/A forum where members like you and me help each other answering questionss or giving answers to fix problems. Somehow I feel that you Unisonic Calculator is quite a vintage piece and no parts of it are for sale anywhere. OK, wait some time, maybe someone can give you a better tip. Time to buy a new calculator

Go to manufacturer web site for download of manual.

http://elitepdf.com/page/unisonic-calculator-xl-1267.html

http://elitepdf.com/xl131.html There are several sub models listed

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The calculator is dead. It's time to replace it.

If the ribbon is fabric, you have to get a replacement. As for paper check several suppliers if you want to buy quantity otherwise a roll will do.

I think this is what you are looking for.http://www.aroundtheoffice.com/XL-121/products/4461/

tell me how to change the battery

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I have an old Unisonic 9725, and the programming method for that phone may work for yours.
1. take handset 'off hook'
2. press: store
3. enter phone no.
4. press store
5. press memory button 1, 2, or 3...or 0-9
6. put handset back 'on-hook'

to use: take handset off hook, and press the memory number that applies.

Rather than have to pay you to find out about a replacement bumb, I'll just throw the damn thing away and buy another phone.

Different brand, of course!