How to change the batteries in a Tennis Tutor Plus Tennis Ball Machine

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As the batteries in your Tennis Tutor Plus tennis ball machine age, they will provide less and less play time. Eventually, they will not provide any play time at all. If your machine isn’t performing today, it’s time to replace the batteries. A new set of batteries will restore the performance of your Tennis Tutor Plus tennis ball machine.

To get started, you need the correct set of batteries, located at the links below:

In the USA: Tennis Tutor Plus Tennis Ball Machine Batteries
In Canada: Tennis Tutor Plus Tennis Ball Machine Batteries

Once you receive the new batteries, follow the simple instructions below or checkout the awesome video that explains how to do it.

  1. Begin by emptying the tennis ball hopper.
  2. Next, remove the user interface panel and the eight bolts holding the casing. Lift off the casing and remove the securing bar.
  3. Remove the battery holding straps and cables. Finally, you have the old battery set in your hands and can begin installing the new one.

See this great video below for a guided tour.

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5 Comments

  1. Thanks for the video! Not much information on the web about Tennis Tutor machines. I’ve had mine for over 20 years, great product from a great US company.

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