i have the Universal Rapid LCD Battery Charger. How do I work this device?
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Plug it in, put the batteries so the ends on securely on the metal grate on each end (if they're not placed squarely on the grid it doesn't charge). The LED will light up to show it's charging and how much charge there is.
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All you have to do is plug into the wall and put your batteries in the container. The side bar will let you know once the batteries are fully charged.
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Hey man.... just connect it like the instructions tell you. Direct to the positive and negative on the battery. Not part of the charger. Connect and forget and let it do it's thing. Mine has been on my RV battery all winter while I'm staying in it in Arizona. Works by itself. Still have the original battery in my 2008 rig.
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Make sure the battery is charged with a WALL charger (I.e. no laptop or anything similar). When it's finished, all four LEDs should light up. Then plug in your device and hold the button by the charge ports for a second or two and it should turn on, charging the device.
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This is not official, since there is no doucmentaion on this subject, but the way i do it, is pull it out, when the battery charger stops its animation (empty, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, full and repeat) Damn i wish there was more documentation that came with this player. It could've been great. And yes, i already overcharged mine, it only last now for about 4 hours after a day of charging.
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you use the short usb cord supplied and connect it to the mini usb connector. Plug the regular usb side to a wall usb charger or maybe one from your computer and connect the mini usb side to the back side of the battery. Let it charge till the light stays a solid and not blinking.
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Just plug in the battery first, then plug the charger in. It won't work if you insert the battery after you plug in the charger.
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it should have a batarie that looks like a long plastic tube with other battaries in it. and that should have some wires with a little plastic thing attachted. take that plastic thing and jam it into the same thing on the charger.
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I put on a full charge initially, and I believe that is what the instructions say to do. When you place one in the charger, the LED on the charging will be red until the battery is fully charged, then it will turn green. Make sure battery is placed on charger correctly, or a dead battery will generate a green light immediately, even though it is dead. If that happens, just unplug, replace the battery correctly on charger, and plug it in again. Works perfectly for me. My batteries were both red and needed charging when I received them, even though they had enough charge to power camera up right out of the package. Good luck I put on a full charge initially, and I believe that is what the instructions say to do. When you place one in the charger, the LED on the charging will be red until the battery is fully charged, then it will turn green. Make sure battery is placed on charger correctly, or a dead battery will generate a green light immediately, even though it is dead. If that happens, just unplug, replace the battery correctly on charger, and plug it in again. Works perfectly for me. My batteries were both red and needed charging when I received them, even though they had enough charge to power camera up... » Read More I put on a full charge initially, and I believe that is what the instructions say to do. When you place one in the charger, the LED on the charging will be red until the battery is fully charged, then it will turn green. Make sure battery is placed on charger correctly, or a dead battery will generate a green light immediately, even though it is dead. If that happens, just unplug, replace the battery correctly on charger, and plug it in again. Works perfectly for me. My batteries were both red and needed charging when I received them, even though they had enough charge to power camera up right out of the package. Good luck « Show Less
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the red light indicates a charge, green solid connected to battery, green blink no connection
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I got this recharger and it works great, love the batteries also. I use them regularly in my guitar wireless system. I recommend both! Just place the batteries in the charger as directly and the little windows tell you when they are recharged.Titanium Smart Fast Battery charger -- hope the link below worksTitanium Smart Fast 16 Bay Ni-MH AA/AAA Battery Charger AC 100-240V + DC Adapters MD-1600L
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Hi BorisAn interesting question. I looked up under this link:http://battery-charger-review.toptenreviews.com/sony-quick-charger-review.htmlLook at the top ten review there.Have not tried any of those . I got the same problem so I use 2 chargers and just charge an extra.
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Will work with any quick connect that you might have connected to your battery already for charging your battery.
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Buy a 12volt DC battery charger (preferably a smart charger).Make the connection soldering a 2 prong male connector on the battery and 2 prong female on the charger.You can also buy or solder alligator clips on the charger.If you put the connector system you also have a safe way of connecting to the device you are using the battery to power.
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Without knowing the state of your battery it would be hard to say. Try the recondition button to see if you can get the battery to work, press the large button until recond light is lit. It takes a while to recondition the battery. Modern battery chargers will not charge bad batteries. If you started with a dead battery, then recondition may help. If the battery was okay then you have a bad unit. I would try it on a good battery before sending it back
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This charger can only charge in pairs, but we do have some other chargers that can charge uneven amount of batteries, here are the links: 1. EBL® UT-2110D Universal LCD Rapid Smart Charger for AA, AAA, C Cell, D Cell, 9V Ni-MH / Ni-Cd Rechargeable Batteries, 18650, 26650, 22650, 18490, 18350, 17670, 17500, 17335, 16340, 14500, 10440 3.7V Cylindrical Li-ion Batteries And 3.2V LiFePO4 Rechargeable Batteries2. EBL Universal Battery Charger for AA AAA C D 9V Ni-MH Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries with LCD Display and Discharge Functions3. EBL 920D LCD Quick Charger with Discharge Function for AA AAA Ni-MH Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries - BlackYou can choose your favorite ,may it help you! This charger can only charge in pairs, but we do have some other chargers that can charge uneven amount of batteries, here are the links: 1. EBL® UT-2110D Universal LCD Rapid Smart Charger for AA, AAA, C Cell, D Cell, 9V Ni-MH / Ni-Cd Rechargeable Batteries, 18650, 26650, 22650, 18490, 18350, 17670, 17500, 17335, 16340, 14500, 10440 3.7V Cylindrical Li-ion Batteries And 3.2V LiFePO4 Rechargeable Batteries2. EBL Universal Battery Charger for AA AAA C D 9V Ni-MH Ni-CD... » Read More This charger can only charge in pairs, but we do have some other chargers that can charge uneven amount of batteries, here are the links: 1. EBL® UT-2110D Universal LCD Rapid Smart Charger for AA, AAA, C Cell, D Cell, 9V Ni-MH / Ni-Cd Rechargeable Batteries, 18650, 26650, 22650, 18490, 18350, 17670, 17500, 17335, 16340, 14500, 10440 3.7V Cylindrical Li-ion Batteries And 3.2V LiFePO4 Rechargeable Batteries2. EBL Universal Battery Charger for AA AAA C D 9V Ni-MH Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries with LCD Display and Discharge Functions3. EBL 920D LCD Quick Charger with Discharge Function for AA AAA Ni-MH Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries - BlackYou can choose your favorite ,may it help you! « Show Less
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Reading the other responses, I would suggest the same thing. Make sure the battery is connected to the electrical charging points on the charger. I had that problem. Paul Crutchley
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You stick the charging part of the cord onto the battery stick and put the bigger part of the cord on the computer or you can buy a cube and connect it on a plug and a red light should show up when its charging hope this helps!