I got a Pogo a couple of months ago....it worked ok then.I put it away,then yesterday brought it out again.Now it won't work all.The battery is charged up.
Re: I got a Pogo a couple of months ago....it worked ok...
You may need to feed the blue alignment sheet through the printer again first if you have not used it for a while. you normally get this with a standard 10pk of paper. hope this helps
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It could be a couple things. Take it to a shop or a place like auto zone and have them test the alternator and the battery, its free :) If they both are testing as good, the next thing would be to check the battery terminals and connections. It simply is not getting the enough charge back to the battery for one reason or another.
Might be the camera's battery terminals, not the battery itself. Take a qtip and some isopropyl aclohol and clean the terminals in the battery well of camera.
ck for electrical short draining the bat. recheck batt could be defect. ck all electrical devices in the car to be sure they' re working. A alarm system is a big drain (if u have one)
I'm going to first assume that you've checked the battery terminals for gunk build-up. If the electrical system is OK, then the problem likely lies in the gas delivery. You might want to check out the starter anyway. Also, replace the fuel filter and put some Sea Foam or equivalent carb/electric ignition jet cleaner in the gas tank. I might add that your car is 17 years old. Start looking. . .
Since a recode will fix the problem for a couple of months, I would guess it is how you are carrying or storing your key instead of something in the vehicle. Are you putting them close to your cell phone or other electronic device? If so try to change your habit and store them away from anything electronic (including your alarm clock).
Once they get wet and sit for a long time, it's not usually worth the time and money to repair them. It's a miracle that it still works at all with that amount of submersion. Good luck!
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