I have new batteries and charger but batteries will not charge

See my previous answer.

If there is less than 10 volts on the new batteries, then use an automotive NON automatic battery charger to charge the batteries individually.

Ok, lets start slowly, do you have both a new battery and a new battery charger? If both attempt to use your old battery with the new charger. Also could be a bad charger or a shorted out battery...
Good Luck

ismail the charger you bought should do the job. By stop charging do you mean the light on the charger turns from yellow to green? Your scooter has small batteries 12/12 and don't require along period of charging. Now the scooter has a heat sensor for the batteries and will cut off charging when temp of the batteries gets too high. The older charger could have overcharged your batteries and made them weaker instead of stronger. I would suggest you replace the batteries (2 12/12AH) and charge them with the new charger. Remember to reinstall the heat sensors on each battery when replacing. If you have a digital voltmeter set it to 200 v dc and put the leads into the 2 outer plugs in the charger port on the battery pack. You should read 24-26 volts dc when the batteries are fully charged anything less would mean weak batteries. Hope this helps you

Chargers and batteries are available on eBay

Remove battery, clean contacts between battery and phone, also be sure to use an original Motorola charger instead of one of those "universal" type chargers.Hope this helps!

Hi there,

I suggest to you to buy a new battery for you HP iPAQ H4150 Pocket PC and see if that charger will charge it up. If the new battery does charge then the problem was with the old battery.

If it doesn't charge up on the new battery then, your problem lies with the battery charger. You should check that the voltage of the battery charger is compatible to charge the voltage of the battery.

Hope I have been of assistance to you,

Cheers :)

You indicate that the drill is new. I'd suggest you return it for a replacement. Seems to be a defective or wrong charger. If you have problems and If you paid by credit card call the card company and have them stop payment on that charge.

When you say you can't cahrge it, do you mean on your PC, PS3 or with the charger? I don't think the PS3 charges the PSP, I have no idea about the PC, but if the PSP doesn't charge using it's charger, it is either the battery, the charger, or the psp charger outlet. If it is the battery, buy a new one. If it is the charger outlet, it is a good idea to have 2 working batteries and to buy an external charger at game crazy, game stop, or from sony. This way, you can switch out batteries while playing, like me :). If it is the charger, buy a new one.
I would suggest first trying to buy a new battery. If it works, you are good to go and your old battery was broken, otherwise your charger/ charger outlet is broken. Buy an external charger. Then, you will be able to charge the batteries while one is in the PSP.
A new battery and an external charger cost about $70, but it is worth it. I hope i helped.

Check your battery contacts on/in the radio, battery and charger. Clean with a pencil eraser if needed. If your charger will accommodate the battery alone, try charging the battery outside the radio. Does the charger's light (if any) come on and stay on when the battery/radio is attached? If so, your charger is working properly. If the light (if any) on the charger is flashing you may have a shorted or bad battery. Check your user guide to the radio/charger for more information. Finally, periodically a battery has too low of an initial factory charger to start charging on the charge immediately. Try placing the battery on the charger for 3 complete charge cycles, and see if it will then charge. If the battery is new, you might want to contact the vendor for a replacement.