Hello, New batteries do not work with SolarForce L600 Torch
Hello, I have a solarforce L600 torch, and i bought new batteries for it. My old ones died because of my lack of care, so i decided to buy batteries with a protection circuit. I bought UltraFire 18650 3000mah 3.7 v batteries. They fit, and everything matches the original batteries except the new ones have a larger capacity (mah) which shouldnt be a problem. The problem is when i put in the new batteries (fully charged and ready to go) the flashlight does not light up. I at first thought it was the batteries, so i checked the output with a volt meter, and they seem to be fine. i tried the original batteries again in the flashlight and it works fine. So the new batteries do not work for some reason. Thanks for any response
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To purchase a new battery pack for your N2120 torch, you could check with local hardware stores or electrical supply stores. You could also try searching online retailers that specialize in lighting and electrical products, such as Amazon.
In New Zealand, you may also be able to find the battery pack you're looking for at major hardware retailers such as Bunnings Warehouse or Mitre 10. Additionally, you could try checking with manufacturers or suppliers of lighting equipment in the country.
If you are having trouble finding the exact battery pack you need, you could try reaching out to the manufacturer of the torch for assistance or to see if they have a recommended supplier in your area.
FLASHLIGHT BATTERY INSTALLATION FOR TORCH: Open the Torch Battery Door located on the bottom of the Torch. Insert 4 “A A” (1 .5V UM-3) (not included) batteries (alkaline batteries are recommended) into the torch compartment. Be sure the polarity (+ and -) matches, as marked inside the battery compartment. FLASHLIGHT: Slide the Torch Function Switch to the “FLASH” position, the Torch will light. To turn off, slide the Torch Function Switch to the “OFF’ position. FLASH/BLINK FUNCTION: Slide the Torch Function Switch to “FLASH/BLINK” position, tha Torch will light and thc bulbs on both sides of Torch will blink. BULB REPLACEMENT: Rotate the Torch Cover anticlockwise to hear “click” then pull out the cover, remove the old bulb. Then pull out the torch cup, remove the blinker’s old bulbs and reinstall new bulbs. Replace the torch cup, then reinstall a new bulb. Replace the Torch Cover.
Zico torches are powered by three AAA batteries, rechargeable or otherwise. Sometimes they're a bit picky about what kind of battery you use. I had this happen to me with a really old Zico and it took me forever (and several dead torch batteries) to figure out that the batteries were actually just flat. After replacing them with a new set of batteries, the torch worked fine. The moral of the story is that if your Zico isn't working at all, it could be due to insufficient power from the batteries.
Try changing your batteries and see what happens.
If you're determined to not use an alkaline battery in this case, then rechargeable nickel metal hydride (NiMH) batteries are a good choice. You could also try using a lithium ion battery pack instead of regular alkaline AAA's, but they may not fit inside the Zico.
Also keep in mind that some rechargeable batteries will only work in brand new torches. For example, my Panasonic Eneloop batteries are only good for about 6 charge cycles. After that, I've found they won't deliver the same level of power to my Zico torch.
Taking all that into consideration, it could be your batteries are fine but you're just not using them properly. Make sure when you're replacing the batteries in your Zico, correctly
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worked on units for several years,my first thought was torch consumables,then torch itself,so here we go.make sure all the consumables are exact for the torch,make sure all parts are brand new,(all parts,that way we can elimenate that part of trouble shooting).check that the ground is tight on the unit and work peice.When you bought the new torch head did you also buy the lead to the head?If not possible that could be the problem.
If the lithium batteries are of the AA shape then put them in a small torch and leave the torch on to fully run them down.
If they are of an odd shape endeavor to do this with bulb wire and tape.
Then try recharging them.
If this fails- simply get a new set of batteries at first.
Then come back
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