Is there a replacment battery sold and how much does it cost

WorkForce brand is one I haven't before heard of and the name suggests it is a generic label-engineered own brand model that are usually imported with minimal or zero spares support.

They tend to be sold cheaply and if they fail during the warranty you either get a replacement if they are still available or you get a refund, however, if they last the warranty out the store reckons you have had value for your money and you should throw it away and buy a replacement.
In the unlikely event replacement batteries are available it is usually cheaper to leave them in the store and buy a complete new kit.

It is possible to recondition cordless tool batteries yourself - the cells are available from various outlets and there are companies dotted around that would do the work for you, but prohibitive cost is again a major problem and is best suited to serious professional gear and those who really love their cordless drills.

Well, if it's a Kindle 1 it was sold in 2007(?) and is now an eReading antique.

There are some video's on Youtube showing how to replace the battery, but it may be more cost effective to buy a new BASIC ereader for about GBP60.

Dive computer batteries generally cost between $10-$20 (AA, cylindrical). Coin batteries are cheaper and are sold for a few dollars. For a complete list of batteries, check out these websites: http://www.batteryweb.com/divebattlist.cfm and http://www.batteryprice.com/divecomputerbatteries.aspx

LOL, It means whoever sold you that Power Cord probably sold you one with the interchangeable end that can plug into any laptop. If it's not the interchangeable end type, they sold you one that is not compatible with your laptop. Get rid of it in a hurry before it burn out your motherboard. You my friend need to get on ebay and purchase a power cord designed specifically just for an Dell Inspiron 1525. All you need to search for on ebay is Dell Inspiron 1525 AC Adapter. They probably cost less than $10

Someone is about to get his **** paddled or a good talking to anyway;-]

While you could order a replacement screen it would cost more (usually quite a bit more) than to just buy a new tv. If the tv sold for say $250 you can count on the screen costing about $400 plus with labour on top of that. The glass is actually the top layer of the display and while it is toughened glass it still breaks if it lands the wrong way. Unless you happen to have got a warrenty that covers this kind of damage (extra cost sold at store) it isn;t worth trying to fix it.

While costing a few bucks a wall mount does a lot for getting the screen out of the way.

Panasonic does not market these specialized batteries to be sold. You can only have the battery changed by the Panasonic service center in New York or San Francisco and it will cost you more to have it replaced than you paid for the shaver.
I suggest that you simply purchase the shaver that replaced this model. It uses the same foil and cutter as model ES366 and works the same way too. You will find it at shaveroutlet.com at the link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/shavers/panasonic-es-sa40-wet-dry-rechargeable-shaver.html

Deb If it ran all the way down (less than 10 volts per battery) then the charger probably won't bring it back up to where they need to be. You know that you will have to replace both batteries. Now if Medicare bought her chair they will pay for most of the cost of the new batteries. Contact the provider that sold your mom's chair to her and ask them to check her batteries and replace them with new ones. They should also check her charger to make sure its operating correctly. Please see my tip on proper charging of batteries Hope this helps you

If you want some information on batteries, the Consumer Reports have done tests and the magazines are usually in the local Library. Just look up in the Periodicals under Battery Tests and the Issue should be listed.

There are some newer type "Gel" batteries that do not use water or an acid bath so it will not evaporate in heat. These cost about 3 times the normal price. There are also some acid bath batteries listed for Hot climates in the Consumer Reports article.

I like the "MAX" series sold at Walmart. You can get Warranty service anywhere in the Nation (through Walmart) and a longer Free Replacement. I believe the Consumer Reports liked the NAPA and NASCAR brands.

Batteries are sold in sizes, then by Power. Your battery will have a case number like 27F and then have Power ratings like 650, 750, 875, and so on. The bigger Power numbers can do more and have more Reserve to drain or run down before failure.

There are a lot of opinions about brands, that is why I suggested reading the Consumer Reports tests. You will find that at idle a more Powerful battery will raise the power windows quicker and the fan will run a little stronger.

Just do a Google search. There are a few hundred places to get the battery doors. They cost anywhere between $8 to $25, plus a few dollars for shipping.

Have you checked that the battery charger is working and that the battery contacts in the camera are bright and clean?

Other than that, there's really nothing else you can do. The E337 was released two years ago as an ultra-budget offering, and really intended as a cheap "giveaway" camera to be included as a bundled item with HP laptops and desktop pcs. Some were sold as standalone cameras mainly via catalogues but total sales were very low: the camera was a 2007 model with technical specifications typical of cameras sold in 2004 but with lower build quality so it was never very popular and is almost worthless on the secondhand market.

Any warranty is likely to now be expired and the camera was never built to last nor to be repaired; even professional attention to diagnose the fault is going to cost more than the camera is worth. During the warranty period the official policy was to simply trash any returns and send a replacement unit.

Your camera was fine for what it was and you're probably a bit unlucky that it's failed, but the only real solution now is to replace the camera.