Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/01/23
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>From this latest incident, i would take a stab at this and say the charger >is bad, and the batteries are most likely good, since he had the exact same >results. It has absolutely nothinng to do with the camera. Gene -------------- Original message from <larry.k@rcn.com>: -------------- > Uh oh, that sounds familiar, the twenty minute battery failure. I'm sorry > to > hear > about your troubles. I will mention this problem in my letter to Leica. I > was > not > going to send along the battery but now I'm thinking that it might be a > better > idea to send the battery along in case it is a battery problem and needs > to be > replaced. > > Could it be the charger?? > > Trust me, I would have bought a spare battery if I had been able to find > on in > the last couple of months. I think I will get a battery this week, just as > my > camera is winging its way back to Germany. LOL. > > Regards, > > Larry > > > > > ------------- > Well, I got my new battery today. They were supposed to overnight it for > delivery Saturday, but it got caught somewhere and he didn't get it here > till 5 pm. > > Regardless, I popped it in the charger and waited 3 hours. Yellow light > still on. I waited 5 hours. Yellow light still on. > > Just like last time... Ugh. > > So I took it out and shot a few pictures. I managed to find the Set menu > this time (happy that!) and shot about 20-30 pictures. Then the camera > died. > > Pretty much the same as last time. > > So here I am again. Dead battery. What must be a dead charger or battery. > > And I'm pissed. > > Tomorrow I'll call Leica USA again and get a complete replacement. Sigh. > > _______________________________________________ > Leica Users Group. > See http://leica-users.org/mailman/listinfo/lug for more information