Batteries don't last

hi, don't forget the charger, sounds like the batteries are very weak check the charger by trying another charger if possible...

Regards
Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

The battery pack is exhausted replace it.

Joe See my tips on charging batteries No you don't have to leave the chair on when charging. Charge overnite after using it during the day. Always have the charger off when plugging it into the chair and unplugging from the chair. The charger you have doesn't have an on/off switch so get a power strip with the on/off switch, plug that into the wall and plug your charger into the strip use the switch on the strip to turn the charger on and off this will save you having to plug and unplug the charger rom the wall. Always store or put the chair up fully charged. If you don't use the cair daily charge at least once a week. It takes 9-10 chargings to get the batteries operating at 100% so use the chair and charge overnight while you sleep Never leave the charger on the chair more than 12 hours Hope this helps you

Janice check your charger it could not be charging the batteries. Now always charge your batteries overnight while you sleep When you get up lights on the charger should be red and green if they are red and yellow then the charger hasn't fully charged the batteries and overnight should be more than enough time to charge fully. This could indicate a bad battery remember new doesn't always mean good. Like they say always charge before use and this goes for new batteries too you need to charge new batteries nightly for 10-15 days before they start operating at 100%. If when you plug in the charger before bed and the lights are red and green then there is a problem with the charger or the batteries or the charger circuit Hope this helps you

Replace the batteries and charge before use then charge nightly for 20 days Use the chair daily so you can get a good charge nightly to get the batteries operating at 100% After the 20 days If you don't use the chair daily always store fully charged and then charge once a week overnight. Should work fine once you get the new batteries in You will need to get 2 U1 batteries for your chair do not get Wally World or automotive batteries You must replace with sealed deep cycle batteries made for power chairs Hope this helps

1. Check all battery connections.
2. Load test the batteries, they may need replacing even if they are new
3. The charger has an inhibitor in it. That means if you don't have enough voltage going through it, it won't even turn on. We think that just because we plug it in it will work, not the case.
4. With a multimeter set on 200dc red lead to red terminal on one battery and black lead on the other. You should get a reading of at least 20 vlts dc. If no reading put the leads on the other terminals. Once you get the reading plug the charger in to see if the reading increases. If it does the charger is good. if not replace the charger. You will have to charge the batteries on a car charger to get them to 12 volts each.
5. If none of those work check the continuity of the front to rear harness. replace if you have a dead wire.
6.Lastly and most costly. your controller may be bad.

Good Luck

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Phil the red means battery is low and the green is a speed limit code because of the low battery if you have charged your batteries and you still get the red then you need to check the charger after charging all night does the yellow light on the charger turn green? if when you first plug in the charger if the red light is on and the other light is green then there is a problem with the wiring or connection to the batteries from the charger and you aren't charging the batteries. if when you plug the charger in and you get a red and yellow light then the charger is working but you don't ever ge a green light and the battery level gauge is still showing red then you need to replace the batteries Hope this helps

OK, first it doesn't need a charger. Most charger are external types. Battery, it probably uses one (1) CR123A which is a three (3) volt battery, or two (2) "AA" batteries which are rated at 1 1/2 volts each. Batteries you can get them every where, Radio Shack, WalMart, Kmart, Sam's, Walgreen's, One Stop Batteries, etc. The average life for the CR123A is about twenty hours of use, and it probably the same for the double "AA's.

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.WARNING!!!! This a night vision devise will be used at Night! Don't taking a look see at bright lights or using the night vision devise during the day... Light time.

Now the monocular has a build in shut off for to much light entering the image tube. Don't try it, it works. The more times the monocular NV is subjected to bright lights the more it destroys the thinly film cover over the plate. One it gone, new image intensifier tube and the cost will be about $200 plus shipping and handling.If you just have to take a look see in the monocular. Get a couple of optic lens cover that snap on. The front Optic cover drill about 1/16 in hole in the center of the cap, that it. Now you can take the back lens cover and remove it. Turn your monocular on and take a look through the eye piece. It should be green, if not, take it back the Pawn Shop and ask for a refund.

If you don't have lens covers that OK too. Just get in dark room and point the monocular at one of the corners. Don't point it any lights. It will turn green. I will advise you don't test the auto shut off. You don't know who had first, second or even third time, how it was handed and used. stewbison

What do u mean it's not working...??
Check for any loose connections...
It's a laptop charger, and u said it was workin' fine last night, then there's bound to be a loose connection......

If nothing else [like thunderstorms, voltage fluctuations, or any other harmful incidents] hasn't occured, it's connection prob....

Try using different plug-points.... Try checking the adapter if it's correctly connected or not...... If none of this works, call a comp spec.....!!