Where do you plu in the charger to recharge the battery on the dinosaur? Seems like it should be obvious but I don't see an entry point.
881929
Battery is on the bottom, and it comes out and you hook it to the charger. We do this about once a week. Contrle takes AA. It is a great toy!!
881930
Battery is on the bottom, and it comes out and you hook it to the charger. We do this about once a week. Contrôlée takes AA. It is a great toy!!
881931
You have to unscrew a small panel under Spike. The battery is plugged into Spike. You have to unplug the battery and plug it into the charger.
1918558
Are you changing disposable batteries or installing the charger pack? The charger looks a little intimidating at first, but it's a snap. Use a screwdriver to remove the covers on the back of the leap pad, then just follow the directional arrows to put in the two cylinder-shaped battery replacements. Replace the covers, then plug in the A/C adapter to the unit and an outlet. It takes a while to charge. The orange light turns off when it's done. Unplug it and you're good to go. The charge lasts for hours. Hope this answers your question.
771162
There is a little hole to insert the charger cable, it is covered by a small piece of rubber.It is located on the housing were the batteries are installed. I hope this helps you.
386161
Anyone crack one open and see if this is anymore than a transformer and a couple diodes or is it an active charger that dials back the voltage or current when the battery is charged? Thanks. (I know it's only $8, but still wondering)
1810333
I'm wondering if you pushed each battery onto the perch just right. The first time I tried to insert the battery onto the charger, it just sat there then fell off. I tried again until I could hear the battery click onto the perch. Do you have the charging unit plugged in?
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.
1481249
The metal contacts on the battery should contact the metal contacts in the top of the charger. They are spring loaded. Put the battery in at the top and then push up and put the bottom of the battery in. I plug it in with the light on the bottom of the unit so I can plug it into the bottom half of an outlet and then can still plug something else in the top half of the outlet. The second half of your question didn't come through. Hope that helps.
432321
A quick search on YouTube and you'll find a few videos, but there isn't much to it really. Getting the back plate off is the hardest thing really. There's a special tool for doing it, but I just used my thumbnail. Start at one of the corners, and as soon as you make a gap you can start working it around the whole back plate until it pops off. You'll then see the battery connector. Pull very gently on the wires and it will slide right out. Now pull upward on the battery and it will resist. There's adhesive tape underneath it to hold it in place. Once the old battery is out, put the new battery in with the same orientation, reconnect the battery connection carefully, snap the back cover on again and charge it up! :)
2074031
IF it can take a charge, usually a charger comes with the scooter or device powered by this battery. Put this battery into this device and plug in the charger. An alternative charger might be a trickle charger. Attach it to the battery (red + first, then black - ) , then plug charger to outlet. To remove, unplug from outlet, then black (-), and last red (+). Good luck.
298567
This is really only for a person with 2 batteries. Take out your depleted battery, then pop in your charged battery, then charge your depleted battery with this charger. It must be plugged in to the wall to charge.
1012197
It has been so long since I have had this toy, I don't remember exactly where to tell you to find the charger port. I do know you can search the Internet and find the answer to your question.
496408
The whole controller needs to be connected to the base, because not only does the battery 'install' in the controller, you need the whole controller in the stand in order to hold the battery's contacts correctly. I also have to say, you might consider the MS recharging station. My charger works fine, but I have to fiddle with the controller placement a bit in order for it to make contact. Looks cool though.
856105
Thanks everyone. However, I KNEW I where to press to turn it on. My problem was I charged it for 16 hours and when I pressed the button it did NOTHING. I messed around with it and then took the chance on charging it for about 12 more hours. I put it on the charger and smashed it in real hard and now I think it's working. Maybe I didn't have it fully in the charger. It seems weird that it just sits in there with no connection port. We'll see. I appreciate everyone taking the time to try and help. Happy Holidays.
1924825
I don't quite now what your asking ! How else would you recharge your camera batteries unless you use a automobile charger adapter.
1973040
There are no instructions. You simply place the battery (with the metal ends)in the charger against the metal prongs. Pull out the plus on the charger and plug it in.
98782
A way is to place the battery in its charging sleeve, place it in a Rexpower RPC-Z1 USB charger from solidsignal.com, and insert the charger into an enercell AC to USB Power Adapter from Radio Shack. I did this 4 yrs. ago, but items may have changed since then.
1042543
I think the key is _set the battery in the charger ,making you have + to + and - to - before plugging the charger in the outlet. At this time you should have an empty battery outline on the screen. When you plug the charger in you should se a charging battery image.