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You can try to find the O.E.M. part, take one from an old junked light, or find a generic switch from the hardware store and make it work. You diagnosed the problem already. You could replace it with a regular (DC) switch if you normally "lock" it on most of the time. Miniature Pushbutton Switches You might just consider replacing it, as it seems there is risk for fire with this model. 1 000 000 Candlelight Spotlight fire

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F03 - Sulfate or Unchargeable Battery

Appears when the battery is highly sulfated and cannot accept normal charge current.

• Follow the steps in "Recondition Mode" to recondition the battery.

• Follow the steps in "Equalizing" to equalize the battery.

• If the situation persists after reconditioning and equalizing, we recommend taking your battery to a certified automotive service center for evaluation

Only one av plug in maybe plug in your analog TV scanner into av slot I have one to wondering if antenna plug in none but av one slot maybe antenna into from analog digital stream or RCA analog might give me antenna to directly off my RCA digital box

TCC solenoid is the most common problem. Have codes read.

I do not know how to set the alarm,time,and date. How do I set those???

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I suggest you keep trying to start for 3 or 4 ten second bursts with ten seconds between each. Dragging current through a poor connection will tend to cause heating of the connection. Immediately feel each battery connection and each connection along the battery leads to the starter motor not forgetting where the earth leads connect to the bodywork. Using a voltmeter to measure the volt drop along the leads would be an easier way to check the leads and connections. Pay particular attention to terminals that are crimped to the cables rather than being soldered. Sometimes there is a dirty connection inside the crimp where it can't be seen or cleaned and the only cure is to cut it off and replace it with a more conventional type of soldered terminal. It might be a good idea to start with to test the new starter to ensure it is good....

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I have the same problem. I guess we're not supposed to turn it off? lol

The only solution i know of is just keeping it plugged in and turned on.



Plz help!!

I know how you feel because I had the same problem with mine until I read about the procedure. Most of those Jump start chargers unfortunately require that you charge them when you buy it and then maintain the charge at least once a month. There is usually a light on the charger to indicate that the charger is fully charged.

Battery could be bad. A bad battery can sometimes show a surface charge (voltage) on monitoring system, but when you go to use it nada happens because it has no current.

Heater core is bad and will need to be replaced.

I found a 2.9 amp which seems to be the only replacement available. It fits although the dimensions are Length 3.11 - Width 2.1 Height 4.21 The model # is PS-1227 and is available at batterybuyer.com

Replace switch. you have already diagnosed problem. What is your question????

You didn't say if a battery was connected. The fault light tells you there is a problem with the battery. If no battery is connected and the fault light is lit then there is an internal fault with the charger.