the battery conection plug is very difficult to unplug. is there an easy soulation to correct this problem.
2013260
I keep a screw driver with in reach. After being sure that the latch in front is disengaged I give it a genital pry to get started, then lift it gently out with my other hand. MDA
2013261
I have not had this problem. It is firm, but when you squeeze the side "clips" tightly, it comes out fine on mine. I would make sure that both the plug & socket are clean, and then perhaps try a very light coat of lubricant that is safe for plastics (silicone or similar) on the exterior of the plug only, on the sides where it contacts the socket. That should help. You could try to contact WORX and see what they recommend. And if little adjustments that you try don't work, then it is obviously defective and should be replaced- it was meant to come in and out without major effort.
2013262
There are two tabs to push to unplug. If you don't push them you can ruin the connection plug.
2013263
While it is not that easy to plug and unplug the battery charger, I just keep wiggling it back and forth until it comes out and use trial and error to plug in the battery charger. No other solutions then that for me.
2013264
I don't remember having problems with that but returned mower after a month it was too bulky & awkward for me. Sorry.
2013265
My mower (the same model as yours) has no such problem. It is a bit difficult to connect it in low light conditions (black on black grrr!), but If I can see the connection point, it slips in and out with no resistance. I think you need to have it looked at by a qualified service person. I would think it should be a warranty item.
1358323
I have had the same problem. It seems the only solution is to remove the battery when not in use.
1978529
I had an initial problem with the battery becoming unseated from the contacts; this very thing happened to me. First make sure that it is clicked in completely. Then if there is ANY movement at all use a small piece of folded notecard or paper to force firm seating in the connector.
1400667
A regular will do. Since it is heavy duty and does not unplug easily, I usually leave it plugged.
1680210
There isn't. Every time I unplug it I have to reset which is difficult and a bit fiddly.
18459
Unplugging and replugging usually does the trick. Try it on a different computer too.
2072909
i have the same one have to unplug and keep plugging in to get it to do it plus go to you settings in control panel .
250110
I experienced the same issue, to solve it, first; I squeezed the tab with a pair of pliers, (flexing it a bit to loosen it up), then, while inserting the plug, I angled the tab into the hole on the frame (as much as possible anyways), then once its was all lined up, I just gave it a good sack down on my work bench and voila! Success! Although it seemed like it was hard and maybe even a bit brittle, I really doubt it will break.
2039814
Wow, that's soooo frustrating. I'm sorry I can't help. Our has worked fine. A couple of times in the beginning it did stop and we unplugged, plugged it back in. Fortunately it was an easy fix for us. I hope you can get it resolved soon.
480430
I havent had a problem with it.. But i would make sure you plugged it all the way in... But other than that idk..sorry
1970731
Hi, Not heard of this issue before. I would turn it off remove plug from wall and let it sits for an hour or so then restart.
1049510
Remove the plug, slide out the mechanism replace the batteries. To remove the plug I used a tea spoon handle (it was skinny enough to fit while at the same time rounded as not to cut the rubber).
775858
I too just had this start up this past week. I've had to jiggle and reinsert the plug to see if the connection will take. My laptop is only a couple months old, so I'll be calling to see what my options are for fix or repair.
1091749
There is a tiny tab that you have to push down when removing the wire from the battery. try using a pen to do so. It is located between the wire and where the metal clip connects.
1931693
Sorry I haven't had this problem. Did have loose battery connections that would shut me down. Solved this with a simple pinch of the pliers.
874251
You may need to move screw hole and do some cutting for the plug in. If you have a drill and Dremel it should not be hard
2163517
Try replacing the battery. Mine acts funny if it is low even though it is plugged into the outlet.