Hi I purchased this recently and had it shipped to Australia. I used a plug adapter so it would fit our powerpoint. The battery doesn't charge
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I would call them and see what they could do to help you out. we live in the USA and we only charge it one time and we had it for a month.
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As far as I know you may want to get a universal adaptor to go with your charger. I believe it is only set up for US power, since I did not see a slide swithch on the back for conversion. Have a great trip. Shalom.
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I would return this product to the supplier. If it is not recognized and does not charge, it is useless. Amazon's guarantee should solve your problem.
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I can't give you a precise answer, but I have always had enough juice in the battery to do what I need. I use this computer mostly for power point presentations that last a couple of hours. I always make sure the battery is charged up before I do the presentation.
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There is a small plastic plug that has to be stuck into the side of the battery. It's a place where one could attach a power cord when the battery isn't charged enough. The plastic plug is in parts envelope.
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J.ust the battery, not the case. Also, the battery is probably from China, not Germany. Works fine, though.
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There was no voltage adapter in the package . I've had mine for a few months and haven 't had to charge it yet , if that helps.
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The battery does not come with any power adapter to charge it. It has a mini-usb port for charging. You can charge it by connecting the mini-usb to any powered USB, such as on your computer or on a cell phone charger. In order to charge it overseas you would need to be able to plug in your cell phone charger. If you look at your cell phone charger somewhere it should say "INPUT: 100-240V. If that is the case you DO NOT need to have a power inverter, just an adapter for the plugs which is way cheaper. You can usually find one for only a couple dollars.
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I have two of the PW100's and have not had the problem. It is really a simple device. Your battery may not be able to hold a charge or its not able to take a charge. There are two micro-switches and one of these could be bad. You need to make sure the lid is down and latched. The owners manual has a exploded picture of the device. I would contact Suncast, they are very helpful.
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I have no problem charging it. Try what Terri R. answered and if that doesn't work, speak to the seller - he's very nice.
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You need to check the power cable and the plug into the laptop. I am in Australia and it did not have an Australian electric plug and the plug into the laptop was the wrong size
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I wouldn't waste your time with this product. Office Depot has a charger for $60, you might as well go ahead and get because I ended up having to get it anyway. This product lasted about 4 months then quit completely and also messed up my battery so I had to completely replace it. The product does not charge the laptop but simply provides power when plugged in. I would recommend just spending the extra money and getting a quality charger that will last.
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I really don't know how an Australian power plug looks like. I am sure you can buy an adapter.I use the Lenser in Europe
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Sorry. I am not a good resource for questions on this item. The power light came on and it seemed to be working and when I plugged it into my computer to initially charge it my computer recognized it as a video device but from that point on the pen would net turn back on or function.
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It will charge by plugging in the printers power cable. The battery screws on and never need to take it off
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I used this one all over the world including Australia and it works great. Just get a adapter to plug it in to the wall or use the USB plug.
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UPDATE: the battery charges up in about 45 minutes rather than 2 hours. It takes 2 hours minimum to recharge (for me). For your guest book usage you will need an extension cord. If no outlet whatsoever, I believe that Black & Decker and other manufacturers make a portable 110v. battery which is chargedup beforehand which should work. Seems like alot of trouble and expense. The pogo is a nice toy and can be useful, I have one; but you can pickup a portable HP, Epson, or Canon 4X6 printer with more capabilities, excellent quality, and better battery. (HP is good for 50-70 prints and there are extra batteries for sale if you check around--I also have an HP--other companies I'm not that familiar with.) --Hope this helps--