It’s gross that people spend so much effort repairing things. Manufacturers could simply publish this info. Water got into a medical thermometer I had. Claime

It’s gross that people spend so much effort repairing things. Manufacturers could simply publish this info. Water got into a medical thermometer I had. Claimed some water resistance protections. Quickly drained the battery. Managed to open it up (with difficulty — pry tab located under label) but inside was corroded. Saw the battery but not easy to get out. Of course peeling the label makes it not stick back properly either. What should be a cheap and easy battery change was not. And for what should be a cheap battery is over $5 at the local grocery store. Makes buying another $10 thermometer look a good deal. It shouldn’t be this hard…