if the battered was in a flood and went under water can it be charged? It is not working.
335289
sorry but it is done. That is exactly how you are suppose to dispose batteries - drop them in water to destroy before giving them to a recycling center.
335290
I really have no idea if it can ever be made to work again. It would have to be completely dry first. So try putting it somewhere warm and dry and then try it again in a week or so.
335291
I would assume the entire lawnmower was flooded and not just the battery. In either case the battery or the mower may be shot or both.Electronics and flood waters are not compatible.
335292
Please dry it out -- bone dry, and then try. Hopefully this has not been tired when wet. As Martin says : Electronics and flood waters are not compatible.
335293
after drying it out, press the battery test button. if you get at least one iight then its probably ok to use
2032950
nope. you need to recharge it again. depending on how humid your environment is, you may have to charge it once a week. I did not care for this product, and moved on to something else.
1560654
Hi, Have you given it a good charge? If this is not the issue you could contact the company, I found them extremely helpful and eager to help their customers.
904056
Actually, I don't know if it was pre-charged since I just connected it and left it. My electricity will have to go out before I know if it was charged. Thank you for asking cause I need to check it out! Sorry I cannot answer your question.
1638493
Actually I cross a river and the lamp was under the water. (But it wasn't on) later I had to turned on, and it worked perfectly.Im sure you can use it under the rain.
2237288
Well, something like that happened to me. After a couple of uses and tow charges, it would not work again, only a green light on and a light noise. Nothing to be done. I contacted Sharkk, and they replaced it at no cost. Quick reponse.
1468617
Yes, provided the card itself was not damaged with the original phone (eg. if the phone was in water, you might need a new one).Worst case, you go to your carrier and ask for a new card. It should be either free or very cheap (5-10 dollars).
489076
No. I would say that it was built to be water replant. I would not put it under water under any circumstance and expect the unit to continue working.
522593
It can be charged in the case, there is a small opening at the bottom where you can open it and charge.
2111214
Yes it can be charged - Check the manual at: http://pdf.crse.com/manuals/4474035111.pdf
771604
There should be a little blue light that comes on on the bottom that let's you know that it's charging. If the light isn't coming on, but it's charging maybe it blew out? Otherwise, I'd contact the company. They're really approachable. :)
1344968
I don't understand. Explain how you would put this into a flood light sensor. Which sensor won't work, your existing one? This is made to support only one light. It sounds like you have an existing flood light at has a sensor that doesn't work any more. If you can activate that original system to remain on all the time then you could screw this device into an existing light socket and it should work. I don't know if this device is water proof, you may need to shield it from the weather.
1801689
First make sure its plugged in the input whole. I made this mistake and it never would charge. But once it's in the correct outlet it should stop flashing when it's full. If it hasn't then you may need to contact the manufacturer. I hope I could help.
1978192
My experience has not been as positive as the other responders in wet weather. The light was mounted to my seat stem and the water flung from the rear tire hit the bottom of the light and even with the rubber plug in place water gets into the light. I don't ride in rain very often (maybe 3 times over the past year), but the water has caused the electronics to corrode and the light now will not charge.
1163123
I installed this pump the day before Sandy hit and my house (in the flood fringe of the Delaware River, so prone to flooding and sits low in the water table) was without electricity for 5 days. My water bill went up $4 that month.
2057480
Probably not. Looks like connected on a circuit board. It won't activate with wet weather or splashes. Needs to be submerged under water to activate.
1832147
The ad plainly says "In the event of a flood, unit will float and continue to sound alarm until battery is depleted !" I would think it might NOT be waterproof on top because that's where the speaker is. It is obviously waterproof enough on the bottom or it would not float. BTW: Watch the video. The beeps are morse code for "SOS". Cute ! :)