How do you replace the battery when it stops recharging and working?
1583877
If you left it plugged all the time then it became slow, you need to let the battery die completely (un charge for three days) and if it is completely dead, charge it for 24 hours woth using it. It should work. Only charge it overnight when slow otherwise keep it unplugged to the wall. I have had mine 2 years with mo problems.
1556199
Try removing the batteries then put them back in. If this doesn't work you are SOL.
1685512
take the battery out and remove the unit some where else and let it sit for a little while
1599469
You should ask manufacture. Or take it to a battery re-builder. The guys that rebuild batteries for power tools can take it apart and put in new batteries.
1223482
Looks like the only option is to recharge it. I don't see any removable part where you can put a disposable battery.
373243
The rechargeable battery is not charged, or you have a bad battery, or your wall charger is bad.
1426528
You remove the battery and lay this flat in the battery tray. Replace the battery over it with the normal hold down device.
727750
Replacement the battery in remote. If that does not work contact viper or a service center.
1636999
You don't. It's a recharging unit. When it no longer charges you throw it away and get a new one. My last one lasted two years.
1091748
Once you have removed the battery's housing, you just pull the tips of the wiring attached to the battery. I hope this helps.
1617987
You need a small screwdriver, I believe a Phillips head, to open the battery compartment. You can replace battery. If it still doesn't turn on then you need to send back to replace.
868357
No it's not a battery that you can just take out, you must have knowledge of taking it apart and replacing it with a new battery. It's a built in battery using small cords
2243911
Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be glad if you let me know. I need to replace mine as well. Just saving up the $$$ Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be... » Read More Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be glad if you let me know. I need to replace mine as well. Just saving up the $$$ « Show Less
226112
Buy a new battery. Everything gets old and there are lots of ways to ruin then even if it's not.
910430
I would call the company of the device in which you are replacing the batteries. I would not mess around without checking first because you could destroy the device. You might want to call a place like Batteries Plus in case they could guide you. Good luck.
1710756
The battery isn't replaceable. If the charging cradle isn't functioning you can plug the charging cable directly into the remote. If the battery has expired you are out of luck.
713131
You can restore the battery to original by discharging the battery . Leave the unit on with the microphone sensitivity to its highest next to a TV or RADIO until the battery is drained then recharge the battery its takes about 5 hr. If that doesn't work call customer service 888-452-2269