Trouble Shooting - Q&A - Digital Works ReZAP Battery Doctor Guide D'utilisation Et D'entretien

TROUBLE SHOOTING – Q&A
This section contains a list of some of the possible problems that you may
encounter with your REZAP® charger unit.
1. The Charger does not work - no power.
• Check to ensure that the detachable power cable (located inside the
base storage compartment) is securely connected to the charger and
properly plugged into the mains and the switch is turned on. If there's still
no power to the charger, change to a different power outlet and retest.
Should the problem persists, return the unit to an authorized repair outlet,
place of purchase or directly to Digital Works.
2. The green lights on the charger blink when no batteries present.
• Interference from excessive noise level coming from the AC mains
and/or residual settings from the previous charge session have not been
all cleared. Turn off the power to the charger, wait for a couple of minutes
and turn it back on. Should the problem persist, return the unit to an
authorized repair outlet.
3. While charging a rechargeable battery, the green light turns off and
charging stops.
• Rechargeable batteries of poor quality and or condition do at times
display similar characteristics as those of bad or faulty alkaline batteries
and consequently get rejected by the ReZAP for safety reasons. When
the green light turns off at the end of the charging process (at least
several hours) for a rechargeable battery, it can be removed and used
normally. If in doubt, test the battery in the tester slot to see if it shows 3
green lights.
4. Ordinary alkaline batteries that appear to be 3/4 charged (3 green
lights) take a charge for a short time then the light goes out.
• Every time an alkaline battery is put into the unit, the charger applies a
series of test patterns to the battery and if its voltage exceeds a certain
threshold value (indicates a poor condition battery) which the charger
considers as unsafe to continue, the slot will be switched off for safety
reasons.
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