I received my cordless power scrubber yesterday - it had all night to charge and still has not charged pro. Scrubber goes for a short time then stops.
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I charged my unit for about 3 to 4 hours then used it constantly for about an hour
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I love mine, in fact purchased two of them. I would assume there is something wrong with the charger. I leave my battery in the charger all the time and only pull it out when I use the scrubber. I use it quite often. I would suggest that you contact the seller and get a different one. I'm certain you will enjoy it.
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It sounds like something may be defective or the battery is dying out, as it should only take a couple hours to charge. I cannot recall it taking more than hours. You may want to use a power block instead of a computer to charge it to make sure the problem isn't with say a weak laptop battery.
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Your battery may not be dead! IT'S PROBABLY THE CHARGER. I purchased a second battery so we can always have power regardless and found that the charger was just not charging. I unplug the charger for about one minute and plug back in. It then will fully charge the batteries. There are many times I don't get a full charge and unplugging the charger and allowing it to reset works every time. We use the vacuum daily and the original battery is at least five years old and works just fine even today. IT'S PROBABLY THE CHARGER.
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My first one did the same thing and was never actually charging. That happened after its first charge/drain. I had Amazon send me a new one and I sent mine back.
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Yes, I think you might have a problem. I have purchased 2, and both actually charged up with in an hour. Make sure the device you had it plugged into, to charge, didn't go to sleep, and stop charging.
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I charged it overnight. Don't know how long it takes for it to start working.
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Same problem here, my battery seems however not to charge at all. Did you find a solution/problem?thanks!
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Unplug it, let it drain conpletely. The recharge it. Make sure it is charging and charge it no less than 6 hours. I found the battery lasts a long time but needs about 30% to power up. Charging for 3 hours wasn't wasn't enough. If it doesn't work ten sed it back . It needs a good but of power to start
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If it's new, make sure the brush head is firmly seated. If it has been on the charger for 24 hours and still won't turn on, it may be defective. If it isn't new, my best guess is that it has died. That's how both of mine have failed -- one day they just wouldn't turn on.
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Mine was totally uncharged and I plugged it in and started using .. It was ok .. I dont know about indefinitely but certainly for those 10 minutes, it worked without a hitch.
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You might need to replace it. Mine charged no problem. and I haven't had to recharge it in over a month. Yours may have a faulty battery.
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depends on how discharged your battery is . most of my batteries were charged within 24 hours are less. sounds like you have a battery with a weak cell that will not let the battery come to a full charge '
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Hi ... my charge lasts for several days and that is after using this little appliance in my 4,000 sq ft home ... it is great thus far ... but I have only had it for about two weeks ... I highly recommend this product. It is great ... especially on hard wood surfaces ... great picking up pet hair ... I love it thus far!!!!! I think that one should use it until the charge expires ... then recharge it ... don't keep it charging all of the time ... charge it ... use it until it expires ... then recharge it. DO NOT KEEP IT PLUGGED IN ...
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When mine died out on me the other day, I tried to plug it in and use it right away but it didn't work. When i let it charge for 10 minutes I was able to use it plugged in.
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I have a similar problem. The razor seems to charge, but the base does not recognize it, so I can't run the cleaning cycle. It worked fine for a long time (I don't remember exactly how long), but now the problem is consistent. Taking it out and putting it back in, or trying to push it against the contacts does not help.
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D. Steelman- I don't know what's going on but I'm in the same boat. I ordered this because it was supposed to be a smart charger that knew when to stop the charge. It doesn't. It seemed a cheap alternative to the fancier La Crosse. Instead I feel like I threw away the $22 I paid. (I see now it's going for $10-$11 more, and not sold directly through Amazon.com.) Anyone know the best way to get this exchanged for the advertised model?
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it's better charge it first, i bought a brand new, it worked earlier with plugged in, but now, it die down even when plugged in because it doesn't get charged enough, so bottom line, it needs to be charged and better use cordless. good luck