One of my collars started countinuously beeping one day. I plugged it in to charge and as soon as I unplug it, it goes back to the constant beeping.
302291
Battery probably bad. If you let NiMH get absolutely flat (discharged) they CAN reverse polarity.
302292
I am not sure how to fix that but one of my collars quit working completely. Unfortunately, these collars haven't turned out to be one of my best purchases.
302293
Return the product, or buy another one. They only tend to last a few months before breaking, and I've been through two sets in under a year. I'm trying another brand now and moderately impressed with it for the first week or so...but the collars are the same as these; the remote is easier to use. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003NRWKBY/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1)
174673
Not sure why but mine have. With one of them, if I plug it in to charge it starts peeping and never stops until it's been unplugged for around 2-4min. The second one still has the sound function but nothing else works. The best part of these is the collars they come with. Spend your money elsewhere
1462431
I'm not sure if there's a way to disable the beep, but what I believe happens is when it gets fully charged it beeps again to signal to unplug it. So it beeps, plug it in... after an hour or so it's fully charged, it'll beep again. Unplug - rinse and repeat.
935417
If the lights are not blinking on the collars, make sure they are fully charged first. Then firmly press the power button on each collar. There will be an audible beep once they are turned on. This is how mine works; hope that helps.
2020748
Nope no beep. And the collars stop holding a charge after 6 months. One collar only lasted 8 months before it stopped working.Vibrate lasted way too long and the zap only made my boxer twitch his ear
1069221
I'm not sure on that. I have not had that problem. Maybe the buttons on the remote are not registering or the actual collars are bad. Check the warranty and see if you are able to send back for new ones. That's probably your best bet
843590
It will make a beeping noise once the battery is going dead. If you plug it up to the charger - the beeping should stop.
1686229
Have no idea why it's not working. Ours is working fine. Both collar and controllet do need recharging from time to time.
199206
I only bought one collar and it works great. I would send it back and ask for a replacement...most companies will replace it free of charge.
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Fully charge the collar and keep the collar and transmitter w/in about 2 feet of each other during this process. Turn the collar off. Press and hold the on/off button until the collar light comes on solid green and the collar beeps. Continue to hold the button down until the green light has turned off. The, press and hold the upper button on the transmitter until the collar light flashes 5 times and beeps 5 times. If the light does not flash 5 times, start the whole procedure over.
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I would definitely contact the seller and make them aware. Ill try my best to explain but there should be an online manual on google somewhere. All you do is charge it up first until the light on the collar is green. Then activate the collar by holding the button on the side with the digital display. You do this and then it should come on. Then if you let go and hold the button again two lights will be displayed (green and blue) and this means that each time your dog barks sequentially the electric pulses will increase. This is where I have mine. However if you let go and hold the button again there is a manual setting where you can set the pulse from 1-9, 9 being the strongest. I had troubles figuring it out at first but just play with it and if this doesn't help call the manufacturing company they'll absolutely answer your questions. Be careful not to hold the button too long as this will power off the collar. Hope this had helped you! If you have any more questions let me know. Also let me know if it works well on your dog as well.
940083
The unit starts to beep rather loudly and doesn't stop till you replace the battery...if I remember correctly.
777274
Beeping when you first place your phone on the pad lets you know that it is positioned correctly and has started to charge. I believe I've also heard it beep in the middle of the night, presumably after it has fully charged, discharged one or two percent, and started to recharge again. It has never awakened me, but I've heard it a couple of times when I was already awake. I doubt that anyone would find it to be a problem.
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Know what I will have to look at mine. I simlpy haven't paid attention to that. Now I have a question for you. Do you know how to make it stop beeping all the time when there is nothing wrong? Perhaps the room temp is going outside of the perameters established. hahaha. I'll get back with you asap,Steph
387793
I had a problem where charging would fail and the mint would start chiming like it had just been plugged in. I don't know what caused it, but I returned it to iRobot who sent me a new one.
1811624
We use the collars pretty much every day for our woods walks. I charge them once a week as a routine. But they never go dead. Make sure it is off look for the blinking light.
1012539
Sure! As long as you have the right transmitter, just buy another collar. I would also recommend the "Y" CORD charger.