What type of internal battery does it take and where does it go? It no longer holds a charge when I unplug it.
1295738
The problem might not be a battery, but rather a charging circuit that has failed.
1295739
The battery is a proprietary type battery and should be replaced by Stanley. You will have to send it yo them for replacement. If you try y and do it yourself the timer will no longer be under warranty. I have been using mine for some time without problem.also try and leave it plugged in for 24 hrs the try to reset it. Hope this helps you.
1295740
I don't believe that the battery is replaceable. The package says that it is a rechargeable NiMH. You might be able to get at the batteries by removing the two small recessed screws near the bottom of the timer.
2250146
it has a built in battery if it doesnot hold the charge then you would have to take it to a sony service center to replace the internal battery
1636999
You don't. It's a recharging unit. When it no longer charges you throw it away and get a new one. My last one lasted two years.
1031992
The unit gets charged when attached to a computer. I assume that the internal battery will permanently fail someday, but mine has been through many recharge cycles while plugged into my computer and it still functions. I guess when mine stops working, away from a computer USB port, I will toss it and buy another.
1902543
It comes with its own rechargeable battery. You probably need a new charger.
689754
The battery is built in. I haven't had to replace mine, but the specs do state it is possible to replace when it stops holding a charge.
509365
The battery is a 18650, they are on amazon, just one thing some of the batteries have a pcb which makes it bigger, and will not fit, ive used the 3.7v deep blue 5000 mah and they work 2 for five i believe. And it should stop holding a good or normal charge, maybe wont charge at all, but there is an amount of recharge cycles that the company should have recommended.
524248
If it no longer takes a charge, it is most likely the battery. You won't know for sure until you replace the battery.
2084878
Not sure have to probably take it into to radio shack or some place like that. I know the battery has a very short life. I have to re-charge mine almost every day even if it has not been used.
1055337
Take the battery out and bring it with to the store. I think they only come in packs of twos and around 15 bucks. Try not to leave the battery in while not in use because it will drain it really fast. good luck
2261000
The battery is rechargeable using a standard micro USB power cord (which is included with the unit). Unless your device is defective, the battery should last for a long time. After several years, I've only had to replace 1 battery for the three units I've owned. A replacement battery (which I bought on Amazon) cost under $5.
1356786
It is a built in Lithium battery. So, I'm assuming no way to replace it.They are asking me to assume the charge of shipping and send a $9.95 check for possible repairs because mine stopped working.That would probably be what you would need to do if yours needed a new battery. Since I've had mine less than 6 months I'm not a happy camper.Probably will not send it back. (This is their idea of a guarantee, I guess.)
892972
I don't have a good answer to this. My only suggestions would be to a) leave it plugged in while using it (which doesn't even require the battery to be in it), b) email 3M to see about getting a free battery replacement, and/or c) buy a replacement battery. Hope this helps.
1528922
Mine came from MZ Outlet. It's a piece of crap that holds charge 1/2 the time my 2 yr old battery does. Buyer beware.
503415
Do not leave it plugged in! I did and my battery is now dead. It turns out to be VERY expensive to change the battery b/c you must send it back to the manufacturer to do so. There are some good tips here on preserving the battery life that I really wish I had known beforehand. I'm currently trying to decide if it is worthwhile to replace the battery or not.http://1866uselady.com/show.php/en/online_store_2
350846
It does not take batteries. Plug it in after use and that recharges the built in battery. I've had mine about 10 months and it will no longer hold a charge longer than a few seconds! Also it will only run off the battery power! I hoped I could just plug it in and use it that way but it stops charging and uses the battery that won't charge so it is useless without a working battery!
1990679
I no longer have my unit, but if I remember correctly, the battery is NOT user-serviceable. At least that is what the instruction manual stated.