Are all the Lithium batteries working like this. Mine work for a short time then stop dead. Wait a while then they will work again. Really a pain when you are working trying to do somthing and have to run and change batteries again.Wish I had never bought this type and would like to get my money back and by the old style.

Modern lithium Ion rechargeable batteries don't slow down as they discharge, they run full appliance and then just boom they are dead. You need a new battery

Tried out my sb400 with my d7000, no problem, even with fairly used batteries. Try new batteries again, see how you go. If you use lithium batteries, make sure they are good ones, as lithium batteries die suddenly when used up,and can make you believe there's a problem with your flash. If this doesn't work you may have to send it to a Nikon Service Center

dear sir
this can be problem cause of o2 sensor(lamda sensor) . in cold condition if we start the car some quantity of water can also came out through silencer and can stay at point of 02 sensor it is paced at silencer, ECU(Engine Control Unit) receive data from 02 sensor for Engine Firing . so replace it and let me know. thanks.

One or more of the 1.2 volt cells in the battery have probably shorted. There is a company that rebuilds these batteries with either new NiCads or Lithium cells. I have a Skill drill that the battery pack kept dying (NiCads). After the rebuild with lithium cells, the battery doesn't seem to self-discharge and it has much longer performance per charge. No change in the charger was necessary. Go to: www.primecell.com for information. Hope this helps!

I just experienced the same problem this week.  Don't waste the money on the battery as it did not help...still no lights.  I'm very disappointed as I'm, also, out of warranty and I really liked this clock.

I've had the exact same problem with mine. My wife was ready to buy a new one, but I didn't want to giveup the nice optical zoom on the Z712 IS. Checking out the web and a friend of ours with the same camera, it appears to be a common problem. My last time to try the camera, I took 19 pictures on brand new batteries and they died. The Kodak site doesn't really acknowledge a problem with the camera, but I found the latest firmware (1.06) and just walked around the house taking pictures with flash. At 25 pictures, I'm still going strong. Definitely worth a try to see if it fixes your problem: http://www.kodak.com/global/mul/service/downloads/DownloadFile.jhtml?locsvcsEntryPath=10807&product=EKN033025&operatingSystem=windows_xp&lang=en&type=firmware&downloadId=dln00179_file1&variant=false&pq-path=14091

You can try this it might take a while but it should work , use the drill untill it actually stops, use it really hard , then recharge for the full time then use the drill again untill it stops [drain the battery ] even get the kids to hold the trigger untill it stops then recharge again eventually you will remove the memory block off the battery , works for me everytime smirf617

something is wrong. take it back if possible.

Mine did this until I folded up a small piece of paper to depress and hold the small lithium battery module detect switch inside the battery compartment, then it powered up fine for the first time in two years using NiMH batteries. After removing the paper (lithium detect OFF), it still works. Perhaps that recalibrated the low battery detect circuit?

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