Glow-in-the-Dark Silicone Tailcaps for Flashlights 10 Pieces Per Pack

Specifications:

• 17.5mm soft silicone tail cap for flashlights
• This Flashlight Tail Cap is good for DIY projects
• Capable of tail stand on flat surface to use as a candle
• Tail cap locks out to prevent accidental activation during transport or storage
• Click for constant-on
• Click-on lock-out tailcap
• The Click-On Lock-Out Flashlight Tail Cap provides a choice of momentary or constant-on light activation without having to rotate the tailcap on your light
• Push lightly on the Flashlight Tail Cap for momentary activation, push harder to activate the light into constant-on mode, click again for off
• Dimensions: 0.71 in x 0.71 in x 0.39 in

Details:

• Tail cap locks out to prevent accidental activation during transport or storage

• Push lightly on the Flashlight Tail Cap for momentary activation, push harder to activate the light into constant-on mode, click again for off

• Easy push button on/off

How to Repair a Stinger Flashlight

The "Stinger" flashlight by the Streamlight brand has a brighter bulb than a conventional flashlight but is just as susceptible to a contact in the tail cap push button switch getting loose. This renders the flashlight unusable. To repair the switch, disassemble the tail cap and reseat the contact. A few tools common to most households will be needed, as will a special tool designed for use with tail caps

• Unscrew the tail cap from the back of the Stinger flashlight. Place the tail cap on a table with the open end facing up. Unscrew the ring from the top of the tail cap and place it aside. Insert the switch repair tool into the screw hole inside the cap. Twist the tool counterclockwise
• Push down on the tool to raise the insulator plate. Grip an edge of the insulator plate with the jaws of a set of needle-nose pliers. Pull the insulator plate out of the tail cap
• Grip the loose side contact pin that is inside the tail cap with the pliers. Pull the pin out. Reinsert the pin into the side of the insulator plate. Return the insulator plate into the tail cap. Insert the tool into the screw hole in the tail cap. Twist the tool clockwise. Screw the ring back onto the top of the tail cap

How to Remove a Spare Bulb in a Tail Cap Mini Maglite

Many of the tools in your do-it-yourself arsenal are designed to be used in enclosed spaces. So, you must have a tool in your kit to illuminate small work spaces. A Mini Maglite flashlight is designed to accomplish this task efficiently and easily. Unfortunately, as with all flashlights, even the heavy-duty Mini Maglite will blow a light bulb occasionally. But, the Mini Maglite is always prepared for this with a spare bulb hidden in the rear cap of the light. In order to access the spare Mini Maglite bulb, you need to know the proper method of accessing the bulb so that you can swap it out and get back to the task at hand

• Unscrew the tail cap from the Mini Maglite flashlight while holding it so that the lens is pointing at a table. Set the body of the flashlight aside, being careful not to dump the batteries from the exposed compartment
• Flip the tail cap of the flashlight over so that the battery contact spring is facing up. Grasp the spring and gently twist and pull it away from the tail cap. Place the spring onto the table for replacement later
• Gently grasp the replacement bulb in the tail cap and pull it straight out of the tail cap. Now that the bulb is free, it is ready for installation into the Mini Maglite

Package Included:

• 10 x Tailcaps for Flashlight