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Re: The ebook is stocked , noting to do. It is a new...
On the Ebook the battery is usualy kept the back of the computer close to the LCD screen,
held in by 2 clips, pushing these clips in the direction opposite where they are will release the battery
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Hi, You need to reset the alarm. If it's a Stock/original alarm, read the Owner's Manual or call a Mazda dealer. If it's not stock, you'll need to ID the alarm and look online for the instructions.
If your keyless remote fob has a Mazda label on it and is the ONLY one you have it's probably stock; if it's not a labeled Mazda, look for another name to find the alarm type.
If you're intent on buying her a new battery, you'll need to be able to open it. However, the batteries are sold by Nintendo, so contact them, and they'll get you the right one.
However! Unless you charge the system for four hours and it lasts 30 minutes or so, you do not need a new battery. If this is the case, contact Nintendo for troubleshooting to determine the actual cause of your problem.
With most "Not Charging" problem, you'll need to first check the battery. Try the battery on another handset and if it's ok, you'll need to check the charger. If everything's ok, replace the Charging Port. If the same problem persists, then replace the charging IC. Note: Most of these are to be performed by a mobile repair technician.
Let me know if you need further help.
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From your description it seems the battery hasn't been charged right, so there maybe something wrong with the battery or laptop.
First, do a clean to the your Compaq Armada M700 battery and the connection chip on your laptop, then to see if there is something get better.
When you charge you laptop, there will be a lights to note the state, do you have noticed?
Else if your Compaq laptop battery are used for 2 years please try a new one
I'd guess a bad battery. A battery with a shorted cell will appear to charge up but it'll actually charge to show a full charge in a very short period of time. What it does is fool the battery charger with a "surface charge". Take the battery out and take it to an automotive parts store. Ask them to "load test" it for you. They'll usually do this at no charge. Once you're sure of the battery, if you still have problems we'll work from there.
Alkaline batteries just don't have the power for more than a few pictures in today's power hungry digital cameras. Some batteries may also have reached their shelf life at the store, and though brand-new right out of the package may even have problems just powering startup of the camera. The one's that came with your camera are just to show you that the camera works, but as you've discovered, they'll only last for a few pictures. Digital cameras that use AA's for the most part should only be used with modern rechargeable batteries. If you read the camera's instruction manual concerning batteries, you should see the same recommendation. Modern rechargeable batteries have over 5 times the power density of alkaline batteries (that's right, they last up to 5 times longer than an alkaline battery. And you can recharge them over and over!). Keep in mind rechargeable batteries will save you much money in the long run over alkalines, AND they'll last for at least 100 pictures per charge (and probably many many more). You'll be very pleased with their performance, and may be angry with yourself for not buying them sooner. When at the store, look on the package for a power rating of at least 2500 mah.
Hi, Take the battery to your nearest recycle center. They will dispose of it in a clean way.
Battery: When you charge the battery make sure it is completely drained. It's the way the battery is made (Ni cad)
Alkaline batteries just don't have the power for more than a few pictures in today's power hungry digital cameras. Some batteries may also have reached their shelf life at the store, and though brand-new right out of the package may even have problems just powering startup of the camera. The one's that came with your camera are just to show you that the camera works, but as you've discovered, they'll only last for a few pictures. Digital cameras that use AA's for the most part should only be used with modern rechargeable batteries. If you read the camera's instruction manual concerning batteries, you should see the same recommendation.
Modern rechargeable batteries have over 5 times the power density of alkaline batteries (that's right, they last up to 5 times longer than an alkaline battery. And you can recharge them over and over!). Keep in mind rechargeable batteries will save you much money in the long run over alkalines, AND they'll last for at least 100 pictures per charge (and probably many many more). You'll be very pleased with their performance, and may be angry with yourself for not buying them sooner. When at the store, look on the package for a power rating of at least 2500 mah.
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