Glow buoy charger

The way I change the colored lens to the glow buoy is with three standard screw driver, about a 3/16" head good 4" shank or longer. If you look close you can see four grab tabs in the middle of the lens, these hold on to a lip on the clear lens. Twist the colored lens till you can get to three of the tabs. I couldn't get to all four do to the triangular shape of the top. Slowly wedge the driversunder the lip of the colored lens center to the tabs one by one, alternately pressing the screw drivers deeper once you get the to where they wil continue no futher, due to the bevel in the lens, take the two drivers opposite each other and push them in forcing the edge outward. The lens will pop off violently, and most likely shoot the third screwdriver across the room, but after changing them a few times the lips wear down soon you will be able to pull them off with a good pair of fingenails. Hope this helps, you may scratch the lens a little, also the covers have a bit more flexibility then I thought I was afraid to break them but now I see the give.

You might want to check with backyardcity.com. I know that they sell an assortment of swimming pool lights. If they don't carry the charger, they can probably direct you to the manufacturer. If you have a number to the manufacturer, you might want to contact them directly. Also, a local pool store might carry them.

I am not sure if they sell accessories, but I know that Backyardcitypools.com sells these kinds of swimming pool lights so they might be able to help you get what you are looking for or point you in the right direction. Hope you find what you are looking for!

I am not sure if they sell accessories or not, but you might want to check with backyardcitypools.com. I know that they sell these types of swimming pool lights so they might be able to get the charger for you or at least point you in the right direction. You might also want to contact the manufacturer. They might be able to give you more info.

According to the instruction manual for these swimming pool lights, the charger specifications are the following:

USA and CANADA: 14 VAC,1.5A UL/CSA-approved wall plug
adapter and charger

AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND: 240VAC 50Hz/14VAC 1.5A wall
plug adapter and charger

EU: 220-240VAC 50Hz/14VAC 1.5A CE-approved wall plug
adapter and charger

SOUTH AFRICA: 220-240VAC 50Hz/14VAC 1.5A wall plug
adapter and charger

UK: 240VAC 50Hz/14VAC 1.5A CE-approved wall plug adapter
and charger

The Glow Buoy swimming pool lights were designed so that the bulbs can only be replaced by a licensed pool supply store. If you open the light yourself, you will void any warrantly and risk breaking the unit. Becuase of this, they don't sell the exact bulbs that you need unless a pro is installing them.

You can purchase a new charger for these swimming pool lights from the manufacturer or the retailer from which you purchased the product. They recommend that you do not use after market chargers not designed for this product. Their website is listed as www.cantar.com and the contact number listed on my warranty information is 800-448-2343

You should be able to purchase a replacement charger for this swimming pool light from the manufacturer or from the retailer that you purchased the light from. I would not recommend using an after market charger. You can contact the manufaturer via their website www.cantar.com or call them at 1-800-448-2343. This is the info listed on my warranty.

According to the owner's manual that I have for this swimming pool light (troubleshooting section), a blinking red light is definately a charging issue. The manual recommends that you unplug and replug in the light several times. If the flashing continues, they recommend that the batteries need to be replaced. Unfortunately, you cannot replace the batteries yourself. They specifically state that you cannot open the housing yourself. If you did, you would risk electrocuting yourself AND void any warranties that you have. You will have to take it into the retailer that you got it from or an autorized pool supply/repair shop or replace the whole light.

my glow bouy just keeps flashing on and off after recharge, had it about 2 years hardly been used