Charge jvc camcorder

Measure the voltage on the battery. If you don't have a volt-meter have a guy in Radio Shack do it. Probably have a dead cell that is drawing down the charging voltage. Try taking the battery out and use the camcorder with the AC connected.

Only use the separate adapter. DO NOT PLUG IT INTO AC DIRECTLY!

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Since the camcorder will power up and work with the charger connected, it sounds like the battery has died and will no longer hold a charge.

As a camcorder technician, I would not recomend to be too creative on charging the battery. The battery plays very important role in today's camcorder design. You need to use correct charging procedure or similiar 3rd party method. I would get one cheap at EBAY. I see over 200 listing under accessories for this camcorder. Good luck.

They sell external battery chargers for these for around 10 bucks at Amazon. Just pop the battery in the charger. Beware the battery itself can be worn down or dead. It also has protection circuits right inside the battery that can be blown (maybe a small fuse too). A new high capacity battery (3 times the recording time) is also at Amazon for around $25.

Can you plug the camcorder into the wall via the provided dc cable and your ac adaptor? If so your battery terminal cound have gotten bent, or a fuse link could have opened up inside. check above test first.

The only suggestion is that it's a faulty battery. You said the camcorder is new, take the battery back, it's under waranty, and get a new one.

Try using the orijinal JVC battery, sometimes compatible batteries cause this kind of problems.