Casio Ex-Z70 when I charge the Lithium Ion Battery, the red light is constantly flashing without having a continious light on. What could be the problem

If the red light is flashing after inserting a NP-20 battery in the Casio Lithium Charger BC11-L, it means that the battery will not take a charge. Normally when putting the batterry in the charger, the light will be a constant red. After charging is complete, the red light will go out. Battery is then fully charged and ready for use.

Problem with camera. Cost of repair is to much

These things happen. Unfortunately just the cost of modern technology. That is why battery business is increasing every day. More batteries being used and used up. You can purchase a replacement on buy.com with free shipping for about 23$. Just follow this link
http://www.buy.com/prod/casio-630-mah-rechargeable-camera-battery-lithium-ion-li-ion-3-7v-dc/q/loc/111/90116320.html
Thank you,
Lee

I called casio and they told me that when you have a red flashing light on the charger it means the lithium battery is no longer any good. They offered to send me one free of charge. It's been several weeks and I have yet to receive it.

buy a new battery (DUH)

Hey Lak_69,
One problem I know of is the battery for your camera should be model NP-20 not model NP-40. The NP-20 has 650mAh. I would exchange your new battery for the correct model battery, and see if this works. If this doesn't work I would try cleaning the battery terminals in the camera, and if that doesn't work go ahead and try a new charger.

Sincerely,
Allan
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it wud flash red until it gets fully loaded..its normal...try charging for 90 mintutes..as that is when it is completely charged

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tc

this mostly happens due to the motor failure or loose-connection of the wire of motor of lens. or some thing must be stuck inside the shutter or motor..

Its pretty simple to fix. The lithium battery has just depolarized. Just buy a 9V battery.... put them end to end... the 9V and the lithium and touch the metal parts of them. hold for 20 seconds... if it doesn't work, lick the 9V to conduct the electricity better.. hold for 20 seconds and put directly on the charger... I just did this, and it is charging as we speak! good luck!

that happened to me too - you need a new battery.