MY pEAK 450 BATTERT CHARGER WONT RECHARGE WHY
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Lorraine I am sorry I do not have an official answer as I am not a "PEAK" person, although fairly close to being one. When you had the unit plugged in to charge did you notice the charge light lit? Other than that, please contact the technical support organization. Hope you get fully charged soon. Richard
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I had issues with my unit not accepting a charge thru the "charge port" (I have a unit that's 3 years old now, the newer ones don't have a "charge port" and have a digital display for the battery charge level, so not sure which you have). So I connected a charger thru the lighter outlet and/or jumper cables and it accepted a charge fine thru them. So you may want to try that (assuming you have a 12V charger besides the one it came with). If it still won't accept a charge, then the battery may be bad (either from age/use or if you've had it a short time perhaps it never has really been charged and after being dead for several months it just won't take one now). I had issues with my unit not accepting a charge thru the "charge port" (I have a unit that's 3 years old now, the newer ones don't have a "charge port" and have a digital display for the battery charge level, so not sure which you have). So I connected a charger thru the lighter outlet and/or jumper cables and it accepted a charge fine thru them. So you may want to try that (assuming you have a 12V charger besides the one it came with). If it still won't accept a charge, then the battery may be bad (either from age/use or if you've had it a short time perhaps it never... » Read More I had issues with my unit not accepting a charge thru the "charge port" (I have a unit that's 3 years old now, the newer ones don't have a "charge port" and have a digital display for the battery charge level, so not sure which you have). So I connected a charger thru the lighter outlet and/or jumper cables and it accepted a charge fine thru them. So you may want to try that (assuming you have a 12V charger besides the one it came with). If it still won't accept a charge, then the battery may be bad (either from age/use or if you've had it a short time perhaps it never has really been charged and after being dead for several months it just won't take one now). « Show Less
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There could be a number of reasons, but likely is due to age of unit and number of recharges. Any rechargeable will decrease in the amount of time they will hold a charge. If the unit is between 3-5 years old, it may be time to replace it.
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LorraineI am sorry I do not have an official answer as I am not a "PEAK" person, although fairly close to being one. When you had the unit plugged in to charge did you notice the charge light lit? Other than that, please contact the technical support organization.Hope you get fully charged soon.Richard
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I do not know why it will not charge. I own 3 and they all charge. It may be deffective. Is it showing low charge? Is the outlet you are using a good one. Did you try the car charger?
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It has to be connected to a mostly good (more than 8 Volts) battery, or it won't start charging. What does the display say - any fault code ? Can you hear the fan come on ?
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Nope. This might be a knock off styled battery charger, or the batter itself might be broke.Do you have any other batteries to try out to see if it's the charger itself or the battery? Someone you can borrow from?Do some testing to pin down what it is that isn't working here.Good luck.
1204931
It sounds like you're using the wrong battery. When I recharge my battery I sometimes leave it charging for more than a day, and I've never had any trouble.
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could be a bad battery (even though it is new) or the transformer that suppose to charge it is bad. use a multi meter set to volts dc and put the red probe on the red terminal of the battery and the black one on the other terminal. see if it reads more than 12 volts. if not, the transformer that charges the battery is bad. if it shows 12 volts or more, than it is the battery. good luck.
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Try reversing the way the battery fits in the charger. Turn it updside down and put it in and it will charge. Topside will only display a green light and will not charge it. Hope this is clear enough!
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Jmmm.... Well, like all things with rechargeable batteries, you need to unplug them when they are fully charged, because you are then only killing the batterie, it you think like this, you don't have all the time your cellphone connected to the charger....I have the same model like you... And it's had been like six moths and It still works perfectly.I hope that my comment help you.PD. do not have your electrodomestics with rechargeable batterie connected all the time, that include your laptop for example....Have a nice day and I hope that you can fix your BT3500B ;)
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Probably a bad connection at the charge port. Send it back to the manufacturer. They will fix it for you.
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You should make sure your battery is seated properly - the negative side of the battery should be against the spring. If the battery does not make contact with the charging points, of the charger, it will not charge the battery. If your battery cell is drained then you should allow the battery to charge for at least 4 hours. If you feel the battery or charger is defective contact the seller and they will replace either one of them. This is very rare but it is possible.
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It could be that the batteries you recieved were not connected correctly or they might be defective? Thats all i can think it can be. Or maybe your charger is going out? it could be multiple things really.
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If the batteries get warm after a few hours, they are charging. If not, make sure you have power at the outlet. If so, get a new charger.
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When i bought the batteries i also replaced my charger because the charging light wasnt working. i suggest replac the charger asi did. buy enough batteries to switch out, keep fresh ones capped. when not in use pull batteries out of tool leaving it uncapped. completley discharge batteries before recharging them. hope this is helpful.
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Mine works great. You may have a defective charger. I would exchange the item for another one
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I think it might be that your battery is dead, LiIon batteries are highly sensitive to overcharge, meaning that they are damaged when you keep your charger connected after it has reached 100% charge. Get a new battery and try to avoid extreme charge states (full discharge and overcharge) are bad for your battery, dont let it fall under 20% and dont chrage it over 95%!! Hope this is helpful
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One or two things could be the problem ,, first make sure all the plugs are plugged in, then it could be the charger its self or it could be the battery I would lean towards the charger.
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I'm having the same trouble with mine......it just flashes a red battery warning symbol and won't take a charge no matter how long it's on the charger.
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The battery might just be fully charged. That was the case with mine.Use the battery a bit then plug it back into the charger. Make sure the charger is plugged into the USB port.
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It could be a wire in the charger is broken, and the minimal power you see is what is left in the batteries after they have had time to rest and redistribute their charge.You might ask someone you know to check it with a voltmeter.