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Make sure it is wireless. If it has wires running to the furnace i.e.. Small wires that look like telephone wires, it probably doesn't have batteries. If it is a wireless thermostat you should be able to find a small access panel somewhere. It may have to come off the wall. The batterys may be in back. Do you know the model #. Hope this helps |
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