How long does it take to charge heavy duty jazzy had one red dot left battery life only about 2 miles if lucky

Reviditta Harmawan

• 17 Answers
• Posted on Nov 13, 2008

SOURCE: battery wont take a charge

How long you using this battery? Tighten your cable battery terminal and charger connector.

Regards,

mas Didiet

SOURCE: Nuvi 200 when charging never says charging complete .

HI, I have the same NUVI. Mine does the same. I haven't had any issues with it. It still charges fully when I unplug it.

SOURCE: The new battery cable has 2 wires. One heavy

A DEAD short. The lighter duy wire that you "clipped" together is going to GROUND. Thats why the wire melted. You were pushing all the voltage and amperage of the new battery to GROUND. Doesn't matter whether the key is on or off, the key switch does not interrupt the circuit from that lighter duty wire if it goes to a ground. You need to chase the wire that you are clipping into and see if it is grounding or goes to ground. Did your previous battery have this same wire that clipped in?

SOURCE: The DS won't hold a charge, even when plugged in.

Sounds like the battery has burned out.

If your DS is still under warranty then go to:
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/manuals/warrantytext_eng.jsp

You can put in the serial number & check the warranty status.

If it is out of warranty then but a battery from somewhere like Amazon for cheap and replace it.

http://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-DS-NDS-replacement-battery/dp/B000M0J4XW

SOURCE: need forward/reverse switch for older

Link to find parts list:

http://www.milwaukeetool.com/CMS/Diagrams/54-10-4006.pdf

You can google the 23-66-1020 part number and find numerous suppliers.

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