Flashlight not working

Hi,

please attempt to twist the top or the bottom of the flashlight off in order to open it and the batteries that you've mentioned. Otherwise, you can drop buy your local geeksquad/bestbuy to have a tech do the battery replacement for you.

Thank you.

Hello, Lori -

There is more than one style of Energizer Hard Case Flashlight.
- Professional Mult-Use Light
- Professional LED Task Light
- Spotlight
- Professional LED Inspection Light
- PivotPro Light
- LED Work Light
- LED Magnet Headlight
- Professional Rugged LED Headlight

Which one are you asking about?

Without knowing which model your question is about, I suggest you contact Energizer Customer Service and ask how to open your flashlight model to change the battery. This is the link to the Energizer Contact Us web page:
https://energizer.custhelp.com/

Best wishes.

Maureen, Coleman Graphite Flashlight replace batteries. Remove bottom cap, it will be on tight, if you do not have good strength in your hands use a pair of pliers or channel locks. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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How to change the batteries in Mag Lite

Given the cost and availability of those lights vs the expense for the battery carrier, you should just get a new light.

If the flashlight was working properly before you changed batteries, it's most likely that some tolerance is off by just a smidge so that you're not getting quite the right contact to close the circuit. You can make a thin wafer out of aluminum foil that's folded over and over onto itself and use that as a shim to increase pressure on the battery cartridge. That may be all you need.

If there is a switch on this light, as opposed to a simple screw on/screw off pressure connection, I would try checking continuity in the switch to make sure that is working correctly. Many manufacturers cut corners on the fit and construction of their flashlight swtiches, so a part can go out of alignment quickly and easily, causing failure of the switch until you can nudge those parts back in line.

Good luck!

Check to see if it is some thing around you is causing the feedback.

If it uses AA batteries there is likely a spare bulb in a keeper below the spring. HTH
Lou

Unless the bulb is burned out or you are putting the batteries in wrong there is not much that can go wrong with a flashlight.

Try getting a new battery, and see if that works.

It is the battery, I have a similiar Vector light for a few years and tried re-charging the battery but only the little LED light would come on. I have another Vector light, same model and switched batteries from the worjking one to the non-working one and now it works fine.

I then proceeded to purchase a new battery for the non'working one and when I arrived home I installed it and turned on the main light, still won't turn on, I tried the LED's, they work. I figured maybe the new battery needs a good charge so I plugged the charger in and charged the light for 12 hours, still no main light.

I guess the new battery is defective, so now I will return it and exchange it for another one.