The light on top was alternating red/green, batteries are fully charged & inserted correctly.Now, I can't get it to work at all - any ideas?
1939082
I'd be willing to bet the soap has dripped ( and damaged) into the battery compartment. Do your battery terminals appear corroded ?
1939083
I've had 3 of these which worked for a while before I wound up throwing them away. Longest was about 1 year. Common problems were (1) uncontrolled pumping the entire soap reservoir out, and (2) not pumping anything while the motor was running. Sometimes the second problem was cured for a while by washing and gently pulling on the small button on the lip nasal while manually pushing the pump button. Others have had success with a lighter weight soap or running only water in the dispenser to try and clean out any build up of prior soap, if you can get it to pump at all. Unfortunately, while I really like the unit when it worked, I finally gave up on the product and am waiting for a higher quality unit. I've had 3 of these which worked for a while before I wound up throwing them away. Longest was about 1 year. Common problems were (1) uncontrolled pumping the entire soap reservoir out, and (2) not pumping anything while the motor was running. Sometimes the second problem was cured for a while by washing and gently pulling on the small button on the lip nasal while manually pushing the pump button. Others have had success with a lighter weight soap or running only water in the dispenser to try and clean out any build up of prior soap, if you can get it to pump at all. Unfortunately, while I... » Read More I've had 3 of these which worked for a while before I wound up throwing them away. Longest was about 1 year. Common problems were (1) uncontrolled pumping the entire soap reservoir out, and (2) not pumping anything while the motor was running. Sometimes the second problem was cured for a while by washing and gently pulling on the small button on the lip nasal while manually pushing the pump button. Others have had success with a lighter weight soap or running only water in the dispenser to try and clean out any build up of prior soap, if you can get it to pump at all. Unfortunately, while I really like the unit when it worked, I finally gave up on the product and am waiting for a higher quality unit. « Show Less
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The same happened with me, try new batteries and the red light will indicate That is on, it's working for me now...
1117976
not sure...when you installed the battery was the unit plugged in or not? if it was plugged in, try unplugging it after powering it off, intall battery, then try the power buttonwhat happens next? is it just dead or do you get lights at all even for a moment? mine just worked and was not an issue.....did you dbl check the model numbers? and it fits ok, not wobbly?mine has been working like a champ....no complaints at all!!!!
119317
Try changing the "AA" battery. If this does not work, I don't know what do to.
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A green charger light indicates the battery is charged. If the battery doesn't work in the light, there could be a few problems. The battery or charger could be defective, or you may have put the battery in backwards. I don't mean to insult you, I have put batteries in wrong on several occasions. Try inserting the battery both ways, if you have something else that takes the same kind of battery, try it there. It is also possible the switch is bad or loose. I believe there are a couple of small divots on a retaining ring that keeps the switch tight. It's in the end cap. Sorry its a bit long but these are issues I've had with LED lights. Let me know if I can be of further assistance. A green charger light indicates the battery is charged. If the battery doesn't work in the light, there could be a few problems. The battery or charger could be defective, or you may have put the battery in backwards. I don't mean to insult you, I have put batteries in wrong on several occasions. Try inserting the battery both ways, if you have something else that takes the same kind of battery, try it there. It is also possible the switch is bad or loose. I believe there are a couple of small divots on a retaining ring that keeps the switch tight. It's in the end cap. Sorry its a bit long... » Read More A green charger light indicates the battery is charged. If the battery doesn't work in the light, there could be a few problems. The battery or charger could be defective, or you may have put the battery in backwards. I don't mean to insult you, I have put batteries in wrong on several occasions. Try inserting the battery both ways, if you have something else that takes the same kind of battery, try it there. It is also possible the switch is bad or loose. I believe there are a couple of small divots on a retaining ring that keeps the switch tight. It's in the end cap. Sorry its a bit long but these are issues I've had with LED lights. Let me know if I can be of further assistance. « Show Less
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When mine flashed red and green that meant the battery was bad. I changed the battery and it works great now. If your battery was run down several time then it could have damaged the battery. You'll have to get a new battery.
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In fact, at the time it starts to charge (with battery inside), it must be in red mode (the charger light), but when it is full charged, the same light changes to green. If it begins in green you have to check if the battery is in right position, I mean, the connectors have to contact ones to each others (charger - Battery). If not, please adjust them until they contact together. it can occurs frecuently. good luck.
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Double check that the batteries are in the correct way and place the module in with the pointed nub towards the light. If that doesn't work check the voltage on each battery just in case one is bad. Then check the voltage on the battery module to make sure that it isn't faulty. Sometimes those 3 x AAA battery modules are just faulty. Hope this helps.
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Mine has been charging for 6 hours and still red, not sure what to do...Only time I saw green light was when I first put the batteries on the charger while still unplugged. I thought this was odd.
257684
i had the same problem, the red light stayed on & couldn't get the green light to show until i adjusted the float knob (the white knob)...then it worked perfect!
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Certainly sounds like you wired it correctly. Just remember that LEDs are polarity sensitive, so make sure your positive is on the red wire. If that is confirmed, then I have nothing more to suggest.
222137
I honestly have never had that happen. Mine just turns on the little red dot above the switch when charging then I think turns green when done. It never turns on the main light. I'd contact NiteIze and ask. Click link and that'll take you to warranty page. http://www.niteize.com/page/Warranty.asp
1546331
Not sure but sounds like you have a shorted switch, I would email Streemlight and get it sent off for testing and repair, constant full discharge might ruin new battery.
407786
Try changing out the batteries. In order for all of it to work, all 4 batteries need to be equally charged.
1563869
Make sure the batteries are positioned correctly. I had the same problem and then reversed the batteries. It's been working great since then.
1268146
Makes sure batteries are in correctly, leave to charge overnight, if it's still not working, contact seller with the problem. If they don't satisfy the issue then contact Amazon and they will take care of a refund and return for you. Hope it's only a battery/charge issue. It's a great little light!
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Make sure the battery is in the right way. Line up the little old things - there are two on one side and only one on the other side. Other than that, I don't have any suggestions. Have never had this problem. Good luck!