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Hello! I have Sony MDR-RF800R wireless stereo hea...

Hello! i have Sony MDR-RF800R wireless stereo headphones but im unable to charge them. The led that should change from green to red is not changing at all. I have two pairs of them and its not working with the other tmr neither. pls help! george

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Hello. I had the same problem with my MDR-RF800R and the solution mr. tiago_iz posted here worked successfully for me. Thank you!

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Hi there. I had the same problem after a while of having them packed and unused! Try this: Hard clean the batteries connectors with alcohol or some other cleaning fluid (I don't remember which one I've used). It solved my problem and now they charge fine and even with the expiration date of the batteries expired they are still working but I mean working very very well. Hope this helped though somewhat late reply... Might help other users too!

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