Can i get a new mains charger for my 8i0i?

You have either run out of fuel, a fuse has blown, or and most likely the battery on your scooter has died. Most batteries nowadays last between 2 and 3 years then they just give up the ghost. Do not bother trying to charge it. Get a new one make sure it is filled correctly and put it on charge. Donot use a car charger only use a dedicated charger for motorcycle batteries max output 1 amp.

When you remove a battery undo the negative lead first, when you refit a battery connect the positive lead first.

Please be aware: -
Never try to jump start from another vehicle you will fry the battery and possible the whole electrical system.

Check the stator and voltage regulator One or both of them isn't working. Or if you're lucky, the regulator came unplugged from stator. The connecion is on the left front of the primary cover. Just follow the wires from the regulator and you will see it. Good luck!

I had the same problem. I bought two new batteries before I figured it out. The three brass connections on the phone that normally touch the battery tend to curl up after several battery pulls like a finger curls up into a fist. After you remove the battery, gently scrape the brass leads on the phone with your fingernail until they extend out onto the chrome area beneath. If it doesn't work then try again. The charging leads are not making the connection to the battery because they are bent or curled up into the phone.If it still doesn't work then there's something else wrong.

I have used a DieHard portable battery charger (model 200.71222) for several years to recharge my 24-volt, 18-year old Craftsman mulcher, model 315.370270. This is after the on-board charger died. I just disconnect the link between the two 12-volt batteries and remove all other battery connections. Then connect the charger leads to the positive and negative terminals on one of the batteries before plugging in the charger. I put the settings on the charger at conventional low maintenance and 2 amps. Charge one battery and then the other (assuming you have two 12-volt sealed lead acid batteries like my mower). I use binder clips from an office supply store to hold the battery wires on the terminals when I'm mowing...makes it simpler to remove and reattach for charging instead of the nut-and-bolt connectors that came with the mower.

I can't find any reference to a Homelite model 720 generator but most battery charging systems do not supply enough amps to run a car starter. Battery chargers usually work in the two (trickle) to ten amp range. Car starters need way more amps to have enough power to turn an engine over, depending on the size and number of cylinders in the motor. Some chargers have a switch with a 60 amp 'start' position to help the battery turn the motor over, but without that there is little chance the charger side of your generator will supply enough amps to help your battery.

Hi,

You just need to set black & decker charger to 12V . Don't make mistake while connecting + / - leads. + lead usually come with Red color cable. You can use the AVO tester to justify the lead cable. The charging time is normally about 10 -12 hours (or just just check the status on your charger display). If your charger does not has trickle charge facility, you have to disconnect your charger after 12 hours continuous use.

Also, you can find the guidance about your charger here :

www.blackanddecker.com/power-tools/VEC1087CBD.aspx

Regards

It sounds like your battery has died. The batteries don't last forever and they eventually start to hold less and less charge. Did you notice the battery starting to last a shorter and shorter time? You probably need a new one.

If the phone was totally dead before it refused to charge initially, then the refusal to charge is due to the fact that there was no residual charge left to bring it to a charge, because the battery completely died.
To fix it, kick start the charging process.
Remove the battery, and using a universal charger (desktop charger) charge the battery for say 10 minutes, before re- inserting the battery to the phone and continuing with the normal charging process.
If this does not work out, then problem is with the charging port. It has to be replaced. This can be done by nearby local phone repairers.
Hope it helps?
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when you plug in the charger do you get any amp reading on the meter located at the rear of the chair near where the charger cord plugs into the chair. When you plug in the cord the meter should deflect and read 6 amps or so. If you aren't getting any deflection of the amp meter then either the batteries are dead or the charger is bad. If you have a voltmeter you can set it to 200 volts dc and plug the leads into the charger port located under the front of the joystick Plug the leads into the 2 outter holes of the port with the charger plugged into the wall you should be reading 27-30 volts. Unplug the charger and you will be reading the battery voltage and fully charged they should read 25-27+ volts. If you aren't reading 25-27 volts without the charger plugged in you will need new batteries( anything less than 10 volts will not let the chair turn on) if you aren't getting 27-30 volts with the charger plugged in then the charger is bad and you can get or borrow an off-board charger and charge the chair thru the joystick port Hope this helps

Mine does the same thing, but i play with the female part of the charger ( the slot inside the phone ) BAM it starts working again. Its just a really poor job on the charger part its really cheap.