Can the charging pin be pulled or is it locked in place?
1439272
Besides getting to the gearbox I haven't had trouble getting it completely tore down
1439273
yes the charging handle can be pulled back and i side you will find the hop up
943716
If you look at the front of the charger when there isn't a battery in it you'll see some text which reads "Push" and an arrow indicating the side. I followed this instruction and had no trouble getting the battery out. Essentially all you do is push the lower part of the battery to one side or the other and it will free it from the tiny hook on one side, and then the battery is free to come out.
2020364
I did not have any problems with the charging pins; they are standard size and able to fit into the wall socket without problems. Perhaps the protective plastic cover wasn't removed in the other case?
813543
No. You can't access the charging pins with most cases. Amazon sold one case that allowed the phone to remain in the case. Ask other cases and you will have to remove the case.
1965924
I know same problem I just put it in half way don't force it in. It still charges
1250272
on mine there is a very tiny hole that says "reset" next to the charging port it looks like you can stick a safety pin or toothpick to put in the hole to press a button
1012268
I don't believe you can. You can remove the pin to work at different angles tho.
80958
Thats is a great question. These things were built to stay on. I did figure it out though. You don't want to do it often because of the risk of damage to the case. The 'factory way' , which is difficult at best is: at the bottom right of the case is a notch big enough to fit a screwdriver or something flat into to pry the case open. I haven't had much luck with that. My way is pretty easy but DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK! it could damage the case. Place your thumb on the bottom of the faceplate, near the charge hole. If u press up with your thumb it will flex upword. Do this on the bottom right corner of the charger opening. It will lift enough that you can slip a credit card or screwdriver under the corner and pry up. Or, if you're lucky, the pressure of your thumb may pop the corner open, then u can remove it. Hope that helps.
590097
You can attach the charger if the case is open, but not if it is zipped closed.
79971
No i dnt pt the pin in mine while its charging. And im sure its a # sosomewhere u can call that will replace ur instructions
572617
On the left side it has a port. It came with a charger and it can only go in on spot.. This is a joke/test question, right?
1286612
I normally move the left pin all the way to the left end and adjust the right pin so that the two pins aligned to the battery's - and + pads. It is awkward because the pins can move. My battery has three pads. To charge the battery you only need to use the - and + pads and ignore the center pad.
2087157
Yes. There is a little flap that covers the hole where you plug the charger in. You just lift it out of the way to plug it in for a charge. The flap lies nice and flat, stays flush with the rest of the cover. I have not had any issues with it snagging on things, even when dragging it in and out of a briefcase or diaper bag crammed with stuff.
862504
Lets not let the looks cool you.. Unscrewing it would be a nice feature! But it's just a rubber cap that you pull off and access the on/off switch and you can charge it there too and a line in
800702
Pinhole clicks on or off...insert pin until you hear a click or light turns on if it's charged...what they said could be defective as they are cheaply made IMO
1077874
wow -it's hard. just broke a fingernail. Put in the charger to help with leverage, then insert a fingernail at the midpoint of the side, and gently wiggle and pry case away from phone. good luck ! I think I'll go back to my soft case.
1700338
I've done both and never had a problem. I usually charge with the switch on and the case closed till I need it again.