I called Jabra Support and they are sending out another unit. The technician indicated that the battery is likely defective and is not field replaceable.
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Use the AC adapter to charge from a power socket. The charging socket is located at the top of the headset (the wider end). When the LED is solid blue, your headset is charging. When the solid blue LED turns off, it is fully charged.
right out of the box i had the light flicker on me too. if you don't have warranty or receipt like i did try this. i'm not responsible if it doesn't work after!
peel off the blue part of plastic that has jabra on it. take a screwdriver and unscrew the star screws. take the cover off. using some wires, briefly connect a battery (i used a wireless drill battery) to the leads of the bluetooth battery. you'll see a spark.
This is what I did: 1. open the headset by following these steps: http://www.instructables.com/id/Jabra-BT-350-Disassembly-and-Repair/ 2. measure the voltage of the battery. If it is too low, the internal charger circuit may not like it. Mine was 2.6v. 3. Charge the battery "manually" by connecting to 3 serially connected rechargeable batteries (final voltage should be around 3.7v). Three NiMH AA batteries are fine. 4. Reassemble and hope your headset is back to business.
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