Seriously broken.. bought it second hand a few years ago and battery life was not as long as expected, but i didn't mind because it was still okay. however, now it has an almost non-existent battery life. also, i was just playing it and it froze. i tried to change the menu and the sound went but it said it was still playing. now its frozen on the screen just saying SONY. any idea why? or where i can go to get it fixed?

it is not a computer so I moved you to vacuums.
and is MIELE maker, blue moon is just a model.
reading the manual on this crazy expensive vac
shows.
Due to its typical life expectancy of 1200 hours, Miele proudly warranties this motor for seven years, 1 year on the rest.
get it serviced in a shop , ?
deal wall jack, AC
dog eat the cord to it?
the vacuum is defective (broken)
ours runs on 120vac 15 amps , if you moved outside USA that voltage is wrong, so check that first. if moved or bought a vacuum from outside USA or the REVERSE.

i'm going to ask a goofy question but I have done this...
are the batteries in the right way?

I'm afraid that the battery you bought as new, in fact is a battery that was in the shop for years, and can't hold enough power.
If you camera works normal for one minute and does not run hot or even gets warm, I think the battery is not as good as you think.
Can't find since when the camera is around, but my guess is the camera is not that new anymore.
Please recharge the battery and use it, and than recharge it again It could take a few charge cycles, before the battery gets its full capacity, but don't expect wonders.

firstly, get your brother some anger management lessons.
secondly he may have broken the UV receptor in the wii and i suggest he buys you a new one

Install an aftermarket head deck if you cant find the code online or at the opel dealership

The average lifetime of a tent is 7-10 years when using it 2-3 times a year, each time between 3-7 days. Taking good care of the tent is a major factor in its lifetime.

I would expect the battery to last more like 3 years than three weeks.
Did you replace the battery yourself? If so, are you sure that it's the correct one correctly fitted? Did you use a quality make of battery?
I've known people to use metal tweezers to fit batteries - the risk of shorting the battery is very high with the result that battery life is seriously reduced.
Look at it this way - the watch cost you over 300 bucks, so it's a decent quality watch. Take it to a professional to have a battery fitted - it's not worth the risk doing it yourself if you're not completely sure what you are doing, and if the battery they fit fails then you can just take it back to them to sort out. Having a battery fitted for you should not cost a lot of money - but if you have somehow damaged the watch by trying to do it yourself then it will have been a very expensive way to save a little money....

To answer your questions:
1) The light on the charger should come on and stay on, when a radio or a battery is charging. It is not likely all the chargers would go bad at the same time. With this in mind, check your charge contacts on ther radio and the charger. Clean with a pencil eraser if needed. Try charging a battery outside of the radio (if you have a drop-in base), just to see if you get a constant red light on the charger. If not, your charger or possibly the battery is bad.
2) If you have a voltmeter you can check for existing charge in the battery. It will not tell you charging capacity, but it will tell you if it is flat dead or not. Check the date code on the battery. It is a 4-digit number on the back portion of the label in the white area. It will read as 1121, 11 is the year, 21 the week of the year. NiMH batteries have a 2 year life expectancy. And as you indicated, charging with the radio turned on, will age the batteries quickly. It is not good to leave the batteries on a charger with the radio turned on, or for extended periods of time, such as weeks or months. A few days won't hurt occasionally.
3) Lastly, your radios may need serviced. You could have charge/accessory jacks which are worn out, if you are using the wall plug style charger only, and do not have a drop-in base. If they have been anywhere moist they could have grown corrosion and be non-repairable. However, if they are dry and otherwise free of defect they should be repairable. (Current expected flat rate repair is $69 at a dealer who works on this model.)

Best regards

Yes Sir, this indicates that you have to replace capacitor.

try getting a new battery, it might be broken. if your laptop is old then the batteries life could have diminished over the years