where do you plug the charger in?
766838
There is a small square socket in the handle, on the inside surface - just below the on-off trigger. I assume you are seeking the connector for the charger-to-shears. The other end of the charger plugs into a standard 120-vac outlet (North America.)
766839
The charger is plugged in on the inside of the handle, basically on the inside of where the big, round, orange button is. That button is actually for adjusting the head angle. It is a little tight to initially plug it in, but not that big a deal. Still love the clipper and the telescopic handle too! Best~
766840
Inside the handle on the side where the orange button is. Just look at the plug and the receptacle and the alignment will be obvious. After
766841
You plug it in inside the Handle enclosure on one end of the actual green operation/charging light. The plug is verytiny and you have to look close as you the hole is in the light itself. It has a little ridge on the plug and opening that have to match up - so put your glasses on (like I had to) A little tricky at first but then I got the hang of it.And considering the incredible quality and actually "cutting grass" ability of these shears ............ well worth the bit of effort of the slightly inconvenient charging connection. My shears seem to last forever between charges - and it is fully charged when the green charging light quits blinking. Enjoy. You plug it in inside the Handle enclosure on one end of the actual green operation/charging light. The plug is verytiny and you have to look close as you the hole is in the light itself. It has a little ridge on the plug and opening that have to match up - so put your glasses on (like I had to) A little tricky at first but then I got the hang of it.And considering the incredible quality and actually "cutting grass" ability of these shears ............ well worth the bit of effort of the slightly inconvenient charging connection. My shears seem to last forever between... » Read More You plug it in inside the Handle enclosure on one end of the actual green operation/charging light. The plug is verytiny and you have to look close as you the hole is in the light itself. It has a little ridge on the plug and opening that have to match up - so put your glasses on (like I had to) A little tricky at first but then I got the hang of it.And considering the incredible quality and actually "cutting grass" ability of these shears ............ well worth the bit of effort of the slightly inconvenient charging connection. My shears seem to last forever between charges - and it is fully charged when the green charging light quits blinking. Enjoy. « Show Less
766842
The charging plug female receptacle on the grass shears is located in the loop of the handle, front side (toward the cutting blades), directly below the lock-out slider -- look for a small, clear plastic rectangle. Note that the male plug from the charger wall brick has a raised key strip and can be therefore properly inserted only one way. Do NOT try to force the plug if it won't bottom out in the handle receptacle. Instead, turn the plug 180 degrees and try again. If you have it oriented properly, the plug will easily slide into the female receptacle.
766843
where the tip of your index finger is when you're holding it by the handle, it's really awkward but that's the only drawback
766844
Will try to explain as best I can. It is located in the handle part where your fingers are placed. Your index finger should be almost touching the plug in hole. It is quite small and takes a while to get used to. Blinkg green light will signify charging and steady light means it is fully charged. Hope this helps.
766845
You plug it in inside the Handle enclosure on one end of the actual green operation/charging light. The plug is very tiny and you have to look close as you the hole is in the light itself. It has a little ridge on the plug and opening that have to match up - so put your glasses on (like I had to) A little tricky at first but then I got the hang of it. And considering the incredible quality and actually "cutting grass" ability of these shears ............ well worth the bit of effort of the slightly inconvenient charging connection. My shears seem to last forever between charges - and it is fully charged when the green charging light quits blinking. Enjoy.
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If you still have the charger that came with the unit there is a small round port on the right side of the control/output panel. Plug the charger in and the transformer into the wall outlet. These are designed to be left plugged in so the unit is always ready to go. Battery Tender JR. is an excellent option, it comes with a ring-terminal adapter which connects directly to the battery terminals and again should be left plugged in to maintain he battery.Both chargers go to a "float" mode after fully charging the battery, so that it will be fully charged but not overcharged.
2048155
Dumb question. I have updated my maps before, but I can't find where to plug in the charger into my Nuvi.
528263
Just like charging a phone from a wall adapter. Plug the wall adapter for your phone into the power outlet, then plug the regular USB side of the cable into the USB port of the wall adapter, and then plug the mini-USB side of the cable into the mini-USB port on the power bank. The mini-USB port is located right next to the regular USB port on the end of the unit.
2150561
You need to line up the metal terminals . on the end of the battery with the 3 metal surfaces on the charger and then push the battery into the charger. You then plug it into a wall outlet.
961599
1) Take a pointy small knife. 2) go to bottom of phone and look for A/V Out. 3) stick tip gently and lift out. to the side. 4) insert charger
55027
On my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10,1 (the first one) it's where you plug the charger into the tablet. Hope this helps.
833894
The charger has prongs which pop out of the back to allow you to plug it in. All you need is attached.
181530
The charger is in the unit that you are looking at in the photo. You just need to plug it in overnight occasionally (and the cord comes with the package).
817383
You mean to charge the unit or to charge something else plugged in to the unit?
2148920
Simply get in the habit of parking it on the charger. After all, it has to be someplace. Good luck!
536259
Either. You can connect the USB end to an AC Adapter or input directly to your computer for charger. I routinely use the adapter.
959474
Pull up on the top half of the case and plug your phone in like you would a charger. They are not defective. Mine works great. It's just a little bulky
1667299
Use the charging cable in closed. AC OUTLIT OR USB AC MUCH FASTER. plug into AC THEN USE USB INTO THE IN OPENING
1308136
Any standard USB cable plugs into the charger. If you are trying to charge something that does not use a USB cable, you will need a different charger.
406392
At the bottom there's a little flip down handle. Just pull the bottom piece down and plug in the cable. You don't need to take off the case to charge it.
2072125
It is supposed to be plugged into the same place as the charger. If you have an Acer or Asus tablet, however, nothing will make it work. It is, essentially, a case of false advertising.