How do I recycle my old battery?
1140074
I checked with the city where I live and they have a recycling center so I took it there
1140075
Best Buy, Staples, Home Depot all have recylcling programs. Best Buy(bestbuy.org/recycle) and Staples (http://www.staples.com/sbd/cre/marketing/easy-on-the-planet/recycling-and-eco-services.html) will accept rechargeables under 11 lb (check website for local restrictions ).
1140076
You would have to check in your area to find where to recycle it. There should be somewhere you can bring it.
1738770
you will have to cross refrence the number of your old battery to the agptex 12 cells battery
1087646
A Li-ion polymer battery that is not "user-replaceable" but if you have some experience in basic electronics you can buy one in comparable size to replace with. Make sure to remove the small circuit board from the old battery assembly and use the new battery cell soldered onto the old board to ensure the battery can be charged. If you replace the battery assembly without keeping the old board, your new battery won't be charged via the USB cable like before. Do google search and you'll find an in-depth post I made on Plantronics forum. I also uploaded a picture of how the battery is housed in 995H on Amazon so you'll be able to see it first. My battery lasted for about one year before I noticed the capacity declined, and then another year to a point where the battery couldn't even last for one phone call.
1855699
Included in my 'owners manual" were instructions on how to remove and replace the rechargeable batteries. (many, many re-charges)
1392840
not exactly sure what you mean by "old batteries", but I was able to use the batteries from the first one I purchased.
435678
My instructions say, only remove batteries if product is to be scrapped. So I would say - no. Here is their phone # 1-800-896-9756
1312013
open the little plastic battery holder and you'll see how they set in there. Take the dead batteries to an electronics or hardware store, buy new ones, and re-set. It was easy.
524589
Hi! If you've read my review, you'd know that I dumped that piece if rubbish into the recycle bin. It didn't last me long enough to even give me the opportunity to change the battery once! The whole thing is a piece of junk and should never be sold to the honest person.
1756296
It's a matter of seconds. The key to recycle time will be your battery choice. I use high energy battery designed for electronic flashes. This is a great electronic flash.
1334564
YES, I DID IT. I replaced the dead battery in my Powerstation PSX2 after about 3 years of use. I used this battery: www.tempestbatteries.com/html/tr18-12.html. I was a perfect mechanical fit. There were about a dozen Philips screws holding the two halves of the case together. To speed it up, use an electric drill with a 4" long Philips bit. Inside the case there are two metal retaining bands around the battery held by 2 philips screws each. The battery terminals have 5/16" bolts. Remove the old battery, swap in the new, close everything up, done. Battery: 12v 18ah TR18-12 Tempest AGM, Valve Regulated, Maintenance Free, Sealed Lead Acid Rechargeable Battery $34.00, plus about $15 shipping. YES, I DID IT. I replaced the dead battery in my Powerstation PSX2 after about 3 years of use. I used this battery: www.tempestbatteries.com/html/tr18-12.html. I was a perfect mechanical fit. There were about a dozen Philips screws holding the two halves of the case together. To speed it up, use an electric drill with a 4" long Philips bit. Inside the case there are two metal retaining bands around the battery held by 2 philips screws each. The battery terminals have 5/16" bolts. Remove the old battery, swap in the new, close everything up, done. Battery: 12v 18ah TR18-12... » Read More YES, I DID IT. I replaced the dead battery in my Powerstation PSX2 after about 3 years of use. I used this battery: www.tempestbatteries.com/html/tr18-12.html. I was a perfect mechanical fit. There were about a dozen Philips screws holding the two halves of the case together. To speed it up, use an electric drill with a 4" long Philips bit. Inside the case there are two metal retaining bands around the battery held by 2 philips screws each. The battery terminals have 5/16" bolts. Remove the old battery, swap in the new, close everything up, done. Battery: 12v 18ah TR18-12 Tempest AGM, Valve Regulated, Maintenance Free, Sealed Lead Acid Rechargeable Battery $34.00, plus about $15 shipping. « Show Less
902177
Twist off the top plastic cover and take out the old battery. Replace it with new and put cover back on
1562896
don't think so you old battery is 6am, this battery is 5am. probably wouldn't last as long
1990811
You will need to remove the battery from the solar panel body and take it to your local Battery + store . I spoke with an agent at my local store -m he suggestedthat if you take them the battery he should be able to match it and if they do not carry it in inventory the will most probably be able to order one for you. The store locator can be reached at 1-800-677-8278 and follow the prompts . If you need assistance removing the batteries merely perform a search for Nature Power 22015 and use the site referencing a pdf manual and you will find full instructions for battery removal .
470389
I have had some batteries that I was able to recondition. Others didn't respond to recycling. I have had great success with eneloop batteries and plan on only purchasing them when I need more batteries. It's a great charger.
675601
You can purchase an AC adapter with a usb port for recharging at any large department store ie. Walmart, Dollar General etc. This will also regharge your battery.
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.
1394457
You merely remove both small screws, take off the cover, take out the old batteries and insert the new. Watch what direction the writing on the old batteries face so you insert the new ones properly.