this is the binocular type. Zeika Opt. co. 50/100 zoom. number on the lens is 15806. Takes 4 AA batteries. Battery push button and check light indicates power.
when you push the zoom buttons there is no response. no clicking of motor response. zoom lens does not rotate.
chances are they are bound up for good. everyone thinks zoom is good. it is not. you are better off with a standard good bino that you can hold steady in your hands. do not buy zoom again they are all junk..to many moving parts that will never be in alignment, made to be thrown away, so throw away
larry389's so-called solution is not a solution... just an opinion to which each individual is entitled... even when not correct! I've used a Zeika Opt. Co. Power Zoom Binocular No.25361 for over 25 years since inheriting them from my father who purchased them in early 1970. To say the least, treated carefully and with respect for the delicate instrument that they are, they've been wonderful and still work perfectly fine. Perhaps Larry's experience is based upon handling them like junk and, therefore, reaping what he has sewn.
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