Batteries will no longer recharge. - Oster 76076-010 Hair Trimmer

Hello -

Have you considered replacing the rechargeable batteries in the watches?

Rechargeable batteries do not last forever, eventually losing their ability to hold a charge.

Make sure you obtain the right rechargeable batteries for the watches and dispose of the old batteries properly at a location which accepts such batteries for recycling.

Best wishes.

You need to replace your rechargeable batteries. Rechargeable batteries have shelf life too depending on usage. Get the model number off your existing battery, google it and you should be able to find some retailer that sells something compatible.

Hi Roy,

If your camera uses normal AA or AAA batteries you will have no problems with the rechargeable batteries. If you are considering to buy rechargeable batteries always try to buy the higher mAh range batteries. The higher the mAh the longer battery power will last.

Feel free to share if this solved your question!

Regards

This camera takes ordinary AA batteries. You can use alkaline ones, which are mostly not rechargeable, or you can use a set of AA size NiMH rechargeable ones, which will last longer per charge than a set of alkalines. You will need a separate charger for the batteries, they won't charge in the camera. You can buy a charger complete with a set of batteries cheaply online or in shops. Get ones marked 2300 mAH or 2700 mAH if you can- they will last longer than ones with lower ratings.

If working properly, model 5510 will work either from the internal rechargeable batteries or directly from the cord. If your shaver no longer recharges, it needs to have the rechargeable batteries replaced.

run a pencil eraser over the battery contacts on the camera, it works most of the time

You must take a lot of flash shots. Try using Energizer Ultimate Lithium Batteries. They cost more but they last up to eight times longer. They're 1/3 lighter and they don't discharge while they're just sitting there like other batteries do.

You can use AA disposable batteries (alkaline or lithium) or rechargeable (NiMH or Nicad) batteries. Lithium batteries last much longer, but are generally quite a bit more expensive than alkaline batteries. You should never mix old and new batteries or different types of batteries. If you use Nicad batteries, it is recommended that you use a Nicad conditioning charger to extend the life of the batteries. Note: If you use rechargeable batteries, you will need a battery charger. The camera's AC power supply does not recharge batteries.

I have a 3100z and you are right that alkaline batteries do not last long. The thing to do is buy a couple of sets of NiMH rechargable batteries and they last much longer. I,ve just been on holiday and had no problems at all with the batteries. (Although the camera does not give much warning when they need replacing).

The only two things you can do to/for a digital camera is change batteries and change memory card. If your rechargeable batteries have been in use for a long time, they may be dying. You could try new rechargeable batteries. Your camera uses Smart Media which was never particularly fast. It too could be dying. Try a new memory card. If you are shooting in TIFF format, that could explain the lengthened time between shots.