How do you attach the battery to the the charger
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I presume that this is a replacement or additional battery for your tool(s.) If it is, then it slides on the charger just like your original batteries. If there seems to be a problem, I would first see if it fits onto your tool. My battery came with some charge in it and the tool worked with the battery right out of the box. If the battery does not fit your tool, then you have a more basic problem and you can be glad that Amazon is so quick in resolving these types of issues.
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The battery just slides into the charger upside down from the high point to the low point of the charger slot, and when pushed in all the way to a full stop, the green light will start to flash to let you know the battery is in all the way and it is charging.
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it should have a batarie that looks like a long plastic tube with other battaries in it. and that should have some wires with a little plastic thing attachted. take that plastic thing and jam it into the same thing on the charger.
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The battery charger (that I received) is in 2 parts. You must insert the smaller part (of the charger) into the larger part (the one with the cord) The battery should snap into this smaller part. Why they made it this way is unclear to me.
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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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On the side of the charger there is a rounded spot where you just push your finger against the battery and lift it out. It will come out fairly easy.
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I would suggest bending one of the outside prongs of the charger in VERY slightly to get a better fit. I've had instances where my battery wouldn't charge. I don't know if this makes a difference or not, but plug the charger into the wall outlet first, then plug the charger into the battery second. Not the best design for a charger, in my opinion.
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On the square charger pack, there is a small rubber cover.lift the large side of the rubber up and insert the charger tip..
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The blank side of the battery should be facing up with the metal contacts on the battery matching up with the metal prongs in the charger. Additionally you will notice in the upper right hand corner of the charger a small plastic catch which fits into a notch on the battery and helps retain it in the charger. This also requires that the battery be inserted at a slight angle but shouldn't ordinarily impede the battery unless it's the wrong battery/charger combination.
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I was flummoxed by this at first, but it turns out to be simple-there's actually an instruction on the device for removal, but you can see it only before you insert the battery. Holding the charger securely such that the labeling is at the top, press the battery (with thumb of your right hand) very firmly to the right. The battery should pop out easily.
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Battery brand doesn't matter. The easiest way to release the battery is, with the charger in the upright/vertical position, push down on the battery as if you were sliding it out of the charger. A little bit of effort is required but not much.
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Put in fresh AA batteries in the little charger. Then you stick the lipo battery that is included into the slot of the charger
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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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You plug the USB end of the charger into a computer or wall charger cube. The smaller end goes into the battery (just above where you see the usb port hole on the charger in this photo).
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It doesn't matter which means you use to connect the charger to the battery, whichever is most convenient for you, either the alligator clips or the eyelet connector for hard wiring to the vehicle. Once connected the charger automatically charges, then maintains the battery, so you can, and should, leave it hooked up until you want to use the vehicle again. Leaving the charger on the battery should extend the life of the battery.
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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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Buy a 12volt DC battery charger (preferably a smart charger).Make the connection soldering a 2 prong male connector on the battery and 2 prong female on the charger.You can also buy or solder alligator clips on the charger.If you put the connector system you also have a safe way of connecting to the device you are using the battery to power.
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directions for what? Plug the charger into the wall, plug the battery into the charger and leave it for a few hours. Use the included bands to mount it to a bike or use the included headband to use as a head lamp.