How do I fix the battery contacts, I'm looking for the contacts order, any ideas?

Dorothy contact the seller and explain that you have not received the order.

( I had a similar experience and contacted the seller who had missed my order email message and was very sorry and fixed the situation)

1) the batteries will be the same type and full charged
2) clean the contacts battery from dirty, dust, oxide or corrosion
3) retight the spring contacts battery with pliers for a GOOD contacts
4) open the remote.control and clean the keypads switch, from dirty, dust, oxide, Open contacts, or Bad contacts. they emite a good signal infrared from SYScon transmi vs Syscon receiver.
see the block diagram. If doesnot resolve the problem go to the repair shop TV for fix it.
God bless you

When I hit my contacts key and it opened up to my my contacts page my phone just froze up and went dark after I hit the hang up key and now it won't even light up. I know the battery isn't dead. Does anyone have any idea what has happened and how to fix this problem. Thanks

Changing the CMOS battery, while necessary, has reset your BIOS to the factory set up. Which means, from your description, that your PC is looking for the operating system on your CD or Floppy drive.

When booting, you should see, at the bottom of the screen, Press F2 for setup or F10 for boot options. They may be different F numbers, but the options should be the same.

Choosing "Setup" means that you'll be permanently changing the BIOS, "Boot Options" will be limited and temporary. You can choose the boot options, get you used to the idea of editing the BIOS, but you will need to update it if you don't want to go through this procedure every time you want access to your PC.

For my part, select the "Setup" option.

Look at the right hand side of the screen, it tells you how to edit the BIOS.

Tab across to "Boot Options" and from the list shown, arrow up/down to "boot device order" or an options with a similar wording.

You now have to set the boot device order, this tells you where your PC is to look for an operating system and there's usually about 4 options.

set to :-

1st boot device - CD drive.
2nd boot device - HDD 0
3rd boot device - external

after this really doesn't matter too much.

This means when booting your pc will look for a CD with operating system first, then your hard drive, finally an external boot system ie usb connected device.

Once your device order is set, hit exit or F10, you will be asked if you want to save the new setting to the BIOS, if you're happy hit Y if not N.

Once complete, your PC should boot normally.

You may want to go back to your BIOS and set up other options, just remember, on exit on select Y to save if you're absolutely sure you got it set correctly.

Janice We also have a little tikes train circa 1980's that we would would llike to get running for our grandson. I have ordered a battery from Apex Battery.com. I believe that The Elpower EP695 battery should work. It is the right dimensions and is a 13 Amp hour battery vs the 9.5 amp hour that was installed. We do not have the connectors for the cars and wonder how they connect together. Could take a photo of the car connectors and post it so that we would have an idea of what we are looking for. Thanks

Check the contacts for the battery. They may be rusted / making poor contact. Did you leave a leaky battery in there for some time?

If you can get an Emory board or small file in there it might help to clean up the contacts. If clean, try bending the clips up to make a stronger contact with the battery.

If you look inside the clock battery slot, you'll see two contact points where the battery makes contact. They should be bright and shiny. If you notice any discoloration or corrosion, consider trying to clean with a nail file or emory board (or whatever you feel might remove that corrosion). Also, consider placing a small piece of cardboard directly under the battery in its holder to raise it up a bit, possibly improving contact with the upper connector. Good luck!

Hi, With a battery door like that you can tape it shut, while not the most visually appeasing fix it is the cheapest. Your other option is to order a battery door for the camera, http://www.ownta.com/sony-dsc-t70-camera-repairing-battery-door-battery-cover-replacement.html has it for $45, or you can contact Sony and order one directly from him. The only thing I'll caution you about with replacing the battery door is that you do have to disassemble the entire camera to install it.

Okay so I have a Exilim EX S-770 It would not turn on even though I had it on the charger. After ordering a new battery it still would not turn on. I took a paper clip and if you look in the battery casing there are 3 brass conductors if thats what you call them? I just bent them up to make sure that there was contact between the battery and the metal positive and negative and it worked! Try that before you send it off to Casio. Which they said was $39-$79 for the fix. I wonder how many people sent that in and thats all it was.

Hope that helps!

Well you might want to contact Compaq and ask them if they could fix it I am sure they could fix this for now I suggest you pull the key out until Compaq contacts you back..