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Intuitively, I glean it zaps when you turn it on only if you are a bug. Zapping is caused by the bug encountering the zapper. Otherwise, it would zap you even if you were not a big bug, simply because you were in close proximity.
Not all insects with stingers leave them behind after they bite you. Bumble bees, wasps, hornets and yellow jackets all inject their venom into your body with stingers, but only honey bees leave the stinger embedded in your flesh. More: Hoofia
Not to many places are around anymore that I know of that fix appliances whether it's a flashlight or whatever, unless you know somebody personally that fixes items on the side as a hobby. Maybe sometimes the company of the product offers a repair or replacement. But sometimes the cost of that process out ways the cost of a new one. That's partially the reason most places don't repair.
not with my stinger flashlight
send it back, lifetime warranty... you have to build an account online and then print a shipping label... WONDERFUL company to deal with
Sounds to me more like a connection issue at the charger due to the fact that it comes onn as you move it. However if you move it and it comes on for a second, then you move it again and it does the same thing, you are just making and breaking a connection making the charger start over, then it senses a bad battery and quits. If the battery is old it could well be that. Also look at the connection points on the flashlight and charger they should be nice and clean. A pencil eraser works great for cleaning them.
Could be a lamp holder or charger problem. I suggest going to Streamlight's website and find an authorized service center in your area or send it to the factory for repair.
Pull the shield off the end of the stinger, unscrew the brass tip off the end of the stinger, pull the trigger, just a second or two (to feed wire through. turning the tip, left and right, if it doesnt free from the wire, snip the wire and carefully file the damaged end and try to free it. If unsuccessful replace it with a new one. Not expensive.
well you need to check to see if nt no shottage with the amp and also check if the fuse is not to low amp 20,,,, 25 if not put the amp in a separet 12 volt battery
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