I have purchased ER203 6 Years back now its not working i found battery end life, can i use this battery AA 1.2V 1300mAH for this trimmer, can i charge above battery as it is like ER203, Please suggest
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1. Check the power supply from the wall outlets being used for all phones and check the wiring connections to the phones.
2. These phones can only use Nickel metal hydride (Ni-MH) batteries. Don't use some other type of rechargeable battery such as a Ni -Cd rechargeable battery. Check that the battery installed in all the handsets is the Ni-MH type.
3. Clean the contact points on the charging stands and base unit.
4. Remove all the batteries from the handsets and clean the battery contact points.
Your Trimmer uses Ni-cd battery, which provides 40 minutes of shave time with one full charge of 8 hours. It seems that either your battery is dead or the cutting element is clouged. I'd suggest that you wash the cutting elements with warm soupy water and then try to turn it on again.
If that doesn't work, your battery is probably dead. If the unit is within warranty, you can contact Panasonic support for a replacement or else try replacing batteries with the help of a local technician or a repair center.
The operating manual specifies to use only Ni-MH AAA batteries and warns to not use Alkaline/Manganese/Ni-Cd batteries. Panasonic web site lists replacement batteries at 19.95 for a pair.
Duracel Ni-MH AAA batteries will be fine.
Its not good for the batteries to combine different types but it shouldn't have affected the camera as the voltage they produce is the same. Try a couple of Eveready AA lithium batteries.
hi, I had the same problem; check carefully the yellow note from the camera box which says : use ONLY alkaline or rechargeable NI-Metal or oxyride batteries - DO NOT USE Ni-Cd nor lithium nor nickel nor manganese batteries. try that and pls let me know if it helped or if any other solution worked. tx,
Peter
Hey this is RaulFixall. You can fix this problem by naking the batteries, I'm mean by taking apart the plastic that cover them. You'll see that the led charging will turn on.
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