I don't know where to get a charger - New Bright 16 Scale Radio Control Full Function Tricked Beetly Buggy

I expect that will be no problem - Amazon and ebay have lots of chargers and power supplies. Either search for a charger for your device or search for the correct voltage and termination.

It looks like your charger has died. Check if it has been damaged. You can purchase another one from a nearby computer shop or from Samsung.

Batteries don't always look degraded but if they've been in use for a while or have a bad cell, they will show up bad on the charger and it won't charge them. The only way to test the batteries is to try to charge them on another charger. If the batteries show defective on another charger, they are bad and you'll have to replace them. Also try to charge some batteries you know to be good on your charger to see if it's the problem. If your batteries charge on another charger, your current charger is bad and they don't have any replaceable parts in them so you'd be looking at replacing it.

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Do you have any cable or charger? Maybe your charger is damaged or worn out.

Not only do the batteries go bad, but the chargers as well. If you can, plug in the charger, don't connect the battery to it and test the voltage output with a volt/ohm meter. This should let you know if indeed, the charger is bad. Chargers get hot and don't last forever.

In the hood of the jeep there is the battery. The jeep should of came with a plug-in quick charger that fits in a general outlet. Simply unplug the battery, and plug it into your wall in the house, etc.

most recommend taking the battery off the charger and you don't have to unplug the charger all the time.

Checked the output supply of the charger using tester, in using tester you must need to know the output supply if it is in dc(direct current) or AC(alternating current), then select it from the selector of the tester if there is a reading then that good,make sure to know the supply of your ryobi charger by checking it from the specs of charger itself.. If the reading is accurate then the charger is good if not then the charger is defective then replace a new one. Hope this simple solution could help you to solve your problem. Mam/ Sir don't forget me to rate me up I really appreciate what Ratings you have given to me. Thanks a lot and God Bless.

The charger you need is Makita charger DC1801. If you do a search for "DC1801" on ebay you will find heaps of those chargers on there!

The DC1801 charger will charge the 6347D 18v 2Ah Makita NiCad pod-style battery.