Thank you for your answers on my question. You were all helpful. Do you just let the battery lie against the clip or do you hold it it firm?
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When I hold them firm even the dead batteries show full. Maybe it's defective??
293717
I've had difficulty with this issue, too. I think the battery tester works most accurately by just letting the battery rest.
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It's simple. You take the battery and slide it between the two points. It lights up (the battery is working) or it doesn't.
1105039
It's recommended to always keep the clippers plugged in when not in use; the instructions state that this will keep the unit charged and more importantly will not overcharge. This increases the longevity of the batteries instead of continually letting them fully deplete.
1054525
I had the impression that I was supposed to lock the clip after I pull the strap tight. It seems second nature to do so since you hold the ring with one hand an the clip/base area w the other to cinch tight to your body. After that motion, I automatically lock it in place. My D800 plus 24-70 would fall down every time if I didn't lock it.
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I keep the battery in the charger indoors. That only leaves the gun itself, so I ditched the case. I wouldn't keep extra tubes in the case anyway, for fear of getting grease all over the place! It's a great unit BTW.
871565
not a big deal, just slide the release and pop right out. Don't know your reason for changing your battery, but take the old out and reinsert first to see if it will take a charge.
1843612
Mine did not wobble, but it did go dark after a few rounds.I think it's a glitz in the battery compartment. need to get it worked out.
748737
Don't take that off. If your using the extended battery you do not use the back cover, just put the tpu over it and it will hold it in place. The cover is only if you want to use the stock battery or some other extended battery. :)
1138641
There is a reset hole on the back use a paper clip or tooth pick for 10 sec and make sure it has a full charge first ..also turn it off when you re set it ///I ve seen that help I ve had no issues ..THANK GOD ..for 80 bucks I LOVE MINE
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I used 'sticky' tape (or a small piece of velcro) and have had no problems with it's coming loose. Works great. Removing and re-installing the battery was no problem.
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I had a terrible time removing the belt clip too. On one of the Walkie- talkie's I broke it, while trying. Once the belt clip is off, I am not going to put it back, then putting the batteries is easy. Good luck!
1098043
here is the image search results of battery holders. http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=AA+Battery+Holder&qs;=n&form;=QBIR&pq;=aa+battery+holder&sc;=8-18&sp;=-1&sk;= . notice that the positive side always goes against the bump. that is the right way.
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I leave mine mounted in my truck. I don't leave it charging, for I'm afraid it might damage it. The good thing is, when it gets low, it flashes and warns you the battery is low. I then just simply plug it in and let it charge. It holds a charge for a good while.
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There are catches built in to the battery box so that the battery does not fall out when you hit the battery eject button. There is nothing else to hang up on, so just give it a good yank. I probably would not pry on it with anything except your hands. You can always call Browning Customer Service.
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The battery should not be glued to the case normally. There are two latch releases that hold the battery on. My experience with ours is that those latches are delicate. One broke, and we had to tape the battery on. If there is glue involved, it could be that someone (previous owner?) had a similar problem.
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I think I got a bad Clip because after a short time it will turn off after saying low battery. It has never keep a charge since I got it about a month ago.
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I am assuming the battery is fully inserted and the side clips of the battery are locked in place. I just tried this at home. Grab the top of the drill and carefully push the base of the battery against a door jam until you are able to push in both side battery clips. With a good grip on the lower portion of the battery and the battery clips pushed in pull on the upper drill portion to see if they will separate. If you cannot push in the battery clips then you have to apply more pressure against the door jam until you can push in both clips. You may also have someone with a good grip push in the clips and hold on the lower portion of the battery while you gradually pull on the upper portion of the drill. One last try is to put the drill in the refrigerator for ten minutes to see if this will cause the material to shrink and try the same procedure.
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I haven't had that problem myself but i have noticed that the battery sits inside the phone a little loose. I can hear it slide around when i shake it. Maybe yours is loose enough to cause that problem.