I've had this mower for 3 years. Today, I noticed that the battery charger light is flashing red and the battery is not charging. Where can I find a replacement? I've seen some Class 2 Battery Chargers for Razor scooters, but I don't know if the prong...
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Hi, You ought to be able to get some good information from MTD Products at 877-282-8684 or log on to their website at www.mtdproducts.com. They were very helpful with me when I had a charger question. Make sure you've got the model number handy (should be on the charger itself, above the caution notice) . Fortunately, the chargers are inexpensive to replace...but you've got to get the right one for your battery.
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i am in my 3rd season of ownership of the mower and battery, and both are still going strong - but i do have a major word of caution. The manual says to keep the battery charging when not in use and during the off-season and they damn well mean it! i had bought a spare battery 3 yrs ago also and was nonchalant in the off season and left it unplugged ; the next spring i went to use it and it was utterly dead and would not take or keep a charge. keep it in the charger at all times and you should be good for several years
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I've had my trimmer for only a short time so the batteries are very new. You have one of two problems. Most likely the battery is not accepting a charge and has reached it's useful life. The second problem could be the charger itself. If you don't have a voltmeter, take it to any Radio Shack or good hardware store and have the output voltage checked. It should be near or over 24 volts. I hope this helps.
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There is a battery charger built into the electric razor itself. So all I do is plug it in to any wall outlet occasionally. There are lights in the handle that tell you when you need to re-charge the electric razor. You'll like it.
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My guess is that the battery is fully charged. If that's not the case then you need to call horizon hobby and they will probably send you a replacement charger.
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I have the same problem, my edger uses the same battery, I have 1 in the charger and 1 fully charged in the machine. When the first goes dead, put the first in the charger and use the 2nd one. Two 4 amp batteries should be enough.
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I left my Neuron plugged in to recharge the battery overnight to see if it will power my mower again just to make sure and it started again after I press the start button. So I don't know why it did not start yesterday. I thought it had died. I am so confuse right now. My be the connection between the battery and the mower was loose. I will try to do some mowing just to make sure that it will run OK. Sorry for all the trouble.
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I have a Panasonic ES2207 that I guess is older than the ones that are being discussed. My razor was purchased July 29, 2009, and the charger no longer works. The razor didn't work that well anyway and now that I can't charge it, not at all. I had a Remington that lasted for at least 12 years and gave a better shave. Why is it the old products seem to work better than the new ones?
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i think you should start with trying another charger. since its a micro-usb port it shouldnt be too much of a problem finding one. you should also try different sockets... the electrical output may differ a little bit. if the problem still persists, i assume its the battery. try discharging it and (however) charge it again up to 100%. your next option would be buying another battery... good luck!
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I just recently purchased my Dirt Devil & haven't run into this problem. Maybe calling customer service would help. Call 1-800-321-1134..hope you get an answer. If your unit isn't very old, might send you a new charger.
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The only suggestion I can add is to make sure the charger is working properly. It seems obvious, but it's one of those things we take for granted. It happened to us this spring. The charger's plug had come loose from a power strip. If that's not the problem, use a voltmeter to check the power output of the charger and the health of the battery. If that all checks good,it's either the associated wiring/switches or motor. That would surprise me. My bet is on the battery if you've had it for three years or more.
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My original battery got to a point where I could not mow my entire yard on a single chargew after 3 years. I purchased a new battery but kept the original as a back up. This way even if the new battery gets to a point where I can't mow on a single charge All I'll need to do is swap the battery and finish the yard.
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That's a good one!By mistake my wife threw out mine!I tried to find a charger,but was unsuccessful! I ended up buying a second total trimmer,to get the charger,and i'm not sure that's available anywhere now. Sorry.Good luck.P.S. I ordered a charger from a parts co. but had to return it-didn't fit.
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Hi My charger quit working, I just got a small 12 volt battery charger and wired in a new plug that matched up to the cart. You can run the wires from the battery out the bottom of the cart and plug the charger into it, you don't have to use the built in plug. Make sure you get the Positive Negative connection right. http://www.amazon.com/Sealed-Battery-Charger-UPG-D1724/dp/B001G8AIMU/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1403762423&sr=8-5&keywords=12+v+battery+charger Mike
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You should leave the battery connected to the charger at all times you are not using the mower. If you did not do this, the battery is probably damaged. It is a sealed Lead Acid battery and should NEVER be allowed to be less than about 90% charged. If you did not charge the battery after last using the mower, and didn't use it for several months, you almost certainly ruined the battery.
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You need to test the charger first to see if it's actually putting out a charge. If you have an Ohm's meter or just an "Idiot light" you can do this. Then, if you have a "Batteries R' Us" in your town you can get a new battery. Failing that, They are aval. online. In the past, I've cut the old charger off and using one I have around the house,rewire the battery attachment to an old but working charger. Good luck !
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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.