I had a Electrolux ergorapido given to me but unable to find where the charger gets plugged in to the unit. Where do I plug it in to charge it?
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After you put the two pieces of the charger together (one just snaps in to the other) if you turn it over you'll see the little opening to plug in the charger. Plug it into the wall and let it charger for about 12 to 15 hours before first use.
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The charger plugs into the base. When charging the vacuum rests on the base with it's metal contacts against the metal conductors on the base.
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look underneath the bottom of the stand the vac sits in.... you will see a round hole thats where the plug goes.... congrats you have a greatvacuum .......
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There is s mini usb port on the side of the charger. Plug into that to charge the unit. It took me some searching on the internet to figure this out also. I think I've answered this question here before also.
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There are prongs that plug into the outlet on the back side of the charger. It worked great. Well worth it.
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It should have a battery charger ac adapter that plugs into the unit and an outlet.When the green indicator light comes on , then the unit is charged.
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The DC adapter plugs into a standard electrical outlet and the other end of adapter plugs easily into the only connecting port on the back side of the sweeper (the motor side). A charger light comes on when the charger is correctly connected.
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It has a hanger on the back. Fold it out and hang it. I would look at it and let you know further, but this charger failed on me after about 3 weeks. I have sent it in for warranty. I have the model below this one and have had no issue with it.
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the answers are all correct. you just plug the charger base in and sit the sweeper on it. When the blue light is lit all the way around it is fully charged.
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Charger plugs into the bottom of the grip. Charging indicator light is there also. If you don't have a charger you are out of luck. You can buy the whole kit for what a charger will cost. That's what I did when I lost my charger.
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I plugged mine into the 'Progressive Dynamics PD9260CV Inteli-Power 9200 Series 60 Amp Converter/Charger with Built-in Charge Wizard' which I ordered earlier. The telephone-type plug is located on the lower part of either the sides or back. Look on the lower sides first. Just like plugging-into a phone jack.
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The charger is plugged in on the inside of the handle, basically on the inside of where the big, round, orange button is. That button is actually for adjusting the head angle. It is a little tight to initially plug it in, but not that big a deal. Still love the clipper and the telescopic handle too! Best~
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The plug is folded into the back of the charger. Take a look and swing it out and plug it in.
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Hello Javier, it sounds like your unit or your charger. I plugged the charger to the epilator, then plugged it into the wall. The little battery light on the unit at the bottom lit and glowed showing that it was in charge mode. I also was able to turn on the shaver while it was plugged in so it could be used while plugged in. So, my conclusion that it is either your adapter charger, or the unit itself. You may need to return for repair.
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Plug the charger in the side of the light. There's a little rubber flap covering the round hole where the charger plugs in.
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Thecharger is built in. I just keep the charger plugges into the wall and connect it to the drill.
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I couldn't find the red plug OR the charger cord after a move, so I wrapped some electrical tape around a toothpick and inserted it where the red plug was. Works for now!
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Yes you can replace the battery in all ErgoRapido vacs. Just search for "Replacement Battery Pack for Electrolux Ergorapido, 2-in-1 Stick and Handheld Vacuum (vac model #)". Battery packs are housed in the handheld units, so you are just replacing the whole handheld unit. Prices range from $50's to $99 depending on model #. Easy stuff...
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There is a small square socket in the handle, on the inside surface - just below the on-off trigger. I assume you are seeking the connector for the charger-to-shears. The other end of the charger plugs into a standard 120-vac outlet (North America.)