Battery charge It says in the manual that light will blink when is fully charged. mine does not, anyone el se with the same situation, should i exchange it?
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I am never around when it reaches full charge, so I don't know if it blinks for awhile or not. When I get back to it after an hour or so, the green light is out and I assume it is then fully charged. For me, it runs for 7-10 days after being charged, and I shave once a day.
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I bought a 1775 today and noticed the same thing. The charging light lit steadily when I started charging the shaver, and when I came back a few hours later it was off. I watched it for about a minute and didn't see it blink. I then started recharging my cell phone from the same outlet to test the outlet, and it's charging fine. I saw a post elsewhere from a Norelco owner who noticed this with his razor, and Norelco's customer service told him the manual was incorrect about the light blinking to indicate full charge. It looks like the same situation here.
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Yes, while the battery charges it blinks, and when it is complete it just stays lit steadily.
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That indicates that it's charging. It will blink faster as it gets closer to fully charged. It will stay solid green once it reaches about 4.2 volts.
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I was able to replace my battery. But right now its always blinking on one bar. It seems to be charging now though so I will be patient and let it charge. Hope fully bars will return. When its charging the bars blink right? Mine doesn't do that anymore. @Richard L How did it strip the battery case?
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It will blink until the battery is completely charged, once the lift is solid then the battery is fully charged, on the first charge especially that can take a long time, it doesn't sound like it is defective at all.
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When mine was fully charged the light stopped flashing and stayed on. Regards
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No, it should not blink. Both lights are red while charging and top row/right hand side column of the battery charge changes to green when the battery if fully charge.
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It has a blinking red light when the battery gets low. Also, when you charge it, the red light comes on. When fully charged,the light goes off.
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The charge light blinks when it's time to recharge. Turns off when fully charged.
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It is normal when recharging. The length of time it blinks normally depends oh how long it's been unplugged. As mention below no true way to measure.
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Hi Eugene, have bought the same unit, no problem so far. The blue light glows whilst it is charging. I would suggest checking you do not have a faulty battery first, all the battery polarities are correct otherwise it sounds like a fault in the lamp controller. Good luck! Apart from being a little heavy and not particularly pretty this is a great bike lamp, actually lights up the road.
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Yes - when the battery is completely charged, the LED will stop blinking and be solid green. I have noticed it takes quite some time (hours) for this to happen, perhaps because of its different battery composition.
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When charging your Mophine, your lights blink to let you it's charging. Once it's charged the light will stop blinking.
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From what I have seen on the internet this unit will blink if it detects a problem with the battery inserted. I presume you are not charging an eneloop battery. It apparently does not like batteries that have been discharged stone cold dead, which in that case you may try charging that battery in one of your older chargers that are not smart for awhile and then this charger may accept the battery. I also saw on the i-net that it did not like some particular brands of batteries.
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My charger's light blinks until the battery is at full charge then it turns steady. Hope this helps you.
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I had the EXACT SAME experience and before i figured it out I thought it had died on me. I started the whole Amazon return process and then realized, like you said, that it needs to "charge" for a bit after plugged in. I have to say that it's kind of annoying but I love the light so much that i"m willing to look past that> Maybe it's a hint to me that I need to get my son a power strip so that he doesn't have to keep unplugging things to charge items. =) Hope this helps. ~ Nikki
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Unplug your light from the battery. You should have received two cords with the light/battery. One is a usb to usb micro. Plug the micro end into the small hole on your battery and the usb into a computer or 5 volt charger. When the LED in the battery stops blinking...... the battery is charged.