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Re: The Battery takes a charge, but not enough to make it...
Make sure the battery is full, if not, add distilled water to full mark. Clean the battery terminals and make sure they are tight. The folks at Auto-Zone will test the battery for free.
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You need to systematically remove fuses until the battery drain goes away. Once you have identified the circuit that is draining the battery you can make a decision what to do. If you're lucky it's a circuit that is not important and you can simply leave the fuse out.
Faulty new alternator or wiring to battery is causing too much resistance to the battery to give it enough charge to re-charge it. Take the car to Autozone or Orielys and get them to test both the battery and alternator for free. If both pass, then it's most likely the cables from the battery/alternator need to be checked.
Its your battery. What's happening is it's going bad it will charge enough to start car but doesn't have enough to run the car windows, moon roof. It will eventually will die totally and do nothing. Also have your alternator checked cause it's trying to charge a bad battery and can cause it to go bad also.
You need to get your battery load tested, any battery shop can do this, even new batteries can be faulty, if the battery is ok then something on your car has a short and is drawing current, this can be dangerous as it generates heat where the short is and can catch fire. If the battery tests ok you will need to take the car to an auto electrician to find the issue.
The battery it is dying and it dead and the core of the battery it self can't retain enough the of charge of the electricities for to the battery to move the scooter.Change to a brand new battery ur scooter should work fine.
JIKM Your batteries aren't strong enough to take a charge and when you have it plugged in you are providing enough voltage to get it to move. You need to get 2 new batteries. If Medicare bought your chair then they will pay for most of the cost of the new batteries. Your local provider can install the batteries for yoy and bill Medicare. If you purchased the chair I would check with a local battery warehouse or Interstate battery store your cost would be less than paaying the provider for them Hope this helps
1- Go into settings see if you can find the screen settings button, then tap where and when it tells you to. Should be under the settings menu someplace, called screen calibration or something like that. 2- Battery is most likely dead and needs to be replaced. Take it to a battery shop and have them remove and then build you a new battery or maybe see if manufacture has replacement battery for the unit. Hope this helps
Hello,yes is battery, unfortunately one problem of your mobile is that it doesn't have enough battery and if you using it a lot every night you must charge it.Generally if you have the mobile more that a year you should change your battery
(1) Is your alternator charging? take your vehicle to Advanced Autos, Napa or someone like that and have them test your alternator. (2) Is there something in the vehicle causing excessive drain on the battery when the motor is not running... like is the interior light may be on or something to that affect. (3) Are you doing enough driving to recharge your battery? short stops and starts is not good for a battery as you may rob more energy from the battery then you are putting back in. Sounds like something is draining your battery, something must be left on in the vehicle, Advanced Autos or Napa should be able to tell if something is draining your battery when the vehicle is off.
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