How do I re-charge the RF battery?
358562
the transmitter base unit has a battery recharge slot in the underside compartment
358563
hi Yvette, If you have the RF reciever the rechargable battery in the transmitter slides out and fits in the back of it. Hope this helps. Cheers Joe.
358564
You put it in the base unit to recharge. I bought 2 so I just swap them as needed (a few months in between).
358565
Next Generation Remote Control Extender I use the above device to recharge my battery. Open door on bottom of unit and it recharges these batteries. Why do you buy this battery without the extender?????? It is what it is made for. Unsure why you are buying radio frequency battery for remote control of TV, VCR or anything from another room. I use mine to change Directv channels from bedroom without having a receiver or DVR unit in the bedroom.
1582566
To use the charger, you insert a thin card that fits over the battery in the battery compartment. This allow wireless charging. If you no longer want to use the charger, you can open the battery comparement and remove the card.
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.
727927
just keep it plugged in to the usb, I can't see how to replace the battery, no answer from vendor.
1729216
The little connection on the battery is for a charger. You will need a separate charger cable for this. You can charge the radio either using this connection or through the charger that came with the radio.
2135641
My original purchase was for both the battery and the sleeve featuring the RF converter. Because the battery is rechargeable, I have not yet needed to order just a replacement battery. And the sleeve is not just for recharging; it affects how the remote control functions. So, without knowing what specific order you are contemplating, I cannot tell what parts are included. Isn't it covered in the description?
771164
on the battery pack there is little rubber piece. pull it out and plug the charger in. careful not to lose the little rubber piece.
1312013
open the little plastic battery holder and you'll see how they set in there. Take the dead batteries to an electronics or hardware store, buy new ones, and re-set. It was easy.
342518
Check the battery first, then try Eids electronics in Berkeley or CCRadio in Fortuna, Ca. I think they both have websites.
1117950
Very easy...turn the device over..there is a round cap with a slot in it..place a coin in the slot..turn it counterclockwise..the cap will pop off.. pry the battery out taking notice which side of the battery is facing up..replace the new battery the same way.. replace the cap. It is a good idea to check the battery in both the sending and receiving units..I own 3 of these.. and 2 of them had weak old batteries rite out of the box.. I really like them.
1012818
Just connect the power cord to the radio and plug the cord into an AC wall socket. When the battery is fully charged the battery icon will show a full battery. You can use the radio while the battery is charging but it will increase the time it takes to charge.
1008132
Iuse the USB charger to charge the battery that is in the radio. I have not charged my spare battery, becuase once you start charging and discharging them, they begin to wear out.I will use the 1st battery until it won't hold a charge any longer, and then install the 2nd battery.
935858
It's rechargeable, so I can't remember if you can replace the batteries or not. It charges in the base.
1243230
there is a battery inside the unit that doesn't need to be replace, it is rechargeable, to recharge it just connect it to a USB port and that is it.
280972
I had a similar problem with my Radio.I put in fresh AA batteries and it started working again. I then switched to NiMh rechargeable batteries and switched the battery-type selector switch over. I recharge the rechargeable batteries once a month or so unless I use it a lot. The unit has a quite sophisticated charging system and never overcharges batteries.I "shoot from the hip" and guess that your problem may be that battery-type selection switch that is intermittent.Hans J Weedon
820916
Unscrew the back and drop out one battery. The original is of higher voltage than a normal 1.5 AA cell. But it does work just
496576
After the first charged I unplugged the radio from the outlet. the battery was defective because it never reached its maximum charge capability, I thought it could be the radio but I can't tell until I get another battery from the GRACE. I sent the battery back since its under a year warranty after I get my new battery I will keep you posted.