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My Ryobi 18V One+ charger blinks green while it's charging. When the battery is fully charged, the LED goes to a solid green. However, one battery recently had a faulty cell. After several hours on the charger, the green and red LEDs both were blinking. That indicated that the battery failed late in the charging sequence. It didn't fail the initial testing by the charger. The other battery I charged that day charged fine.
The extended capacity batteries can take 12 hours to charge in my experience. The regular batteries take less time. The charge time will depend on the battery chemistry(The older NiCd batteries take longer to charge then the Lithium batteries.)
I hope this helps. Assuming you aren't dealing with a cold or hot battery or charging environment, if you have any suspicion about a faulty battery, replace it.
Cindy Wells
(Note: I have a 12V drill as well. Those batteries takes longer to charge for the same relative capacity than the 18V NiCd batteries.)
Battery sign blinking, depending on type of phone, may mean it is charging. If it's NOT charging, you should get a new one ASAP before they are hard to get for the model of your phone! :-) Luck!
When you point your mouse into the battery icon sometime it shows that it is not charging, kindly try to monitor it as it will eventually change into charging mode.
- normally this happens when the battery is fully drained.
I had the same problem--blinking red only when connected to charge. Try emptying the memory (download and then delete all photos videos). Then leave it in the "on" position overnight to drain the batteries completely. Worked for me (not sure which step since I did them together).
It sounds like the Battery is Dead or not charging. You might try a local pc shop and see if they have any laptop batteries for you laptop. Or have them test to see if the battery is charging.
First check the batteries. Are they fully charged? If you still have the same problem, try this:
Is the film (that which did not rewind fully) still in the camera? If so, open the film chamber door once in a dark room and close it again. Try to rewind the film again. This could possibly be the result of the film getting stuck somewhere, preventing the camera from rewinding it.
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