Won't turn on. inserted new batteries, twice. still won't turn on.

On Amazon this scale got 24% 5 star and 43% 1 star rating.
In many cases it quit working or broke in some way.
"I owned this model for 1 year before it gave me the "batt" signal. after I spent another $7 on new lithium batteries, it turned out the scale was broken. looking on the web, I discovered lots of other stories like mine. advice: find another brand."

during the battery replacement did you manage to either forget or damage a wire that powers up say your ignition module... ?

It insists there is a Cartridge problem on the Printer............ In this Case take out the Paper from the Paper Feed Tray........ Unplug the Power Supply from the Printer.......... Remove both the Cartridges from the Printer.......... Now take a size 10 Envelope fold it so that it should become like a thin long strip........ Now Insert that Envelope on the left side corner of the Printer and move it from right to left and left to right as fast as u can for about 10 times.......... Now Insert the Ordinary Papers onto the Printer and insert both the catridges and Turn on the Printer...... Blinking Stopped...........Issue Resolved....... Still Blinking: Remove both the Cartridges take a Paper Towel turn the catridges direction so that u can see a Copper plate with small boxes on it....... Just wipe it twice or thrice with the Paper Towel.......... Now insert it and Power on the Printer and see whether the Lights are still blinking if it is still blinking...... Contact Lexmark at 1-800-539-6275!!!!!

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Hey, same problem. Push and hold the hangup button. It will prompt to insert sim , but I only have one. The phone works. The website and the manual are useless. Just gotta play with it, I guess.

Replace the battery pack with new one. It has damaged.

Check for a battery drain in the vehicles fuse box circuit.

If polarity is OK in battery section, then I think you have faulty mouse. Unless user manual states otherwise, I would return to seller for replacement.

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Two reasons why the camera automatically switch off.

1. The battery is exhausted
- try to insert fully charged battery or replaced a new fully charged battery.
2. The camera stopped due to malfunction.
- removed/ re-insert battery and switch the camera on.
For more details and troubleshooting steps of your camera, here is the link for your free manual. Just click here

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Programming
When
Key added or replaced. System malfunction.
How
Driver's door open and key removed from ignition switch. Insert key into ignition switch, then remove it. Within 5 seconds: Insert key into ignition switch, then remove it. Within 40 seconds: Close and open driver's door twice. Insert key into ignition switch, then remove it. Within 40 seconds: Close and open driver's door twice. Insert key into ignition switch. Close driver's door. Switch ignition ON and OFF once to program a new key code whilst retaining the original codes or twice to program a new key code whilst erasing the original codes. Remove key. System should now lock and unlock vehicle, once or twice depending which mode has been selected. Carry out the following button procedure within 40 seconds: Press key lock or unlock button once. Within 3 seconds: Press same key lock or unlock button once. System should now lock and unlock vehicle.
NOTE: If system locks and unlocks vehicle twice, programming procedure has not been completed. Repeat button procedure.
If required repeat button procedure to program remaining keys.
NOTE: To exit programming mode: Open driver's door. NOTE: A maximum of 4 keys can be programmed

This will work providing printed circuit is not damaged in remote

you simply fried your battery by overcharging it. Just get a new one, let it fully charge and fully die twice before you start normal charging. Then you will want to only charge it for about 2 to 3 hours or find a charger that has a smart chip that tells it when to stop charging once the battery is full.