Does the inslole need to be removed from boot to recharge? Picture doesn't show the connector.
866598
Yes, The connector for the recharge is in the back of the sole. Be sure to place the connector in all the way to make contact. It really is fairly easy, and I have to tell you that this has made all of the difference in how long I can stay outside and shovel snow. They do not get hot, just warm enough to be comfortable.
866599
Yes,,, we removed the insole to be recharged but it still won't hold a charge,,, we charge it and it needs recharging in an hour,, the first pair we bought was fine,,,,,,
866600
Yes. The plugs for the insoles are just like plugging in a lamp. You might not have to pull them all the way out, but it is easier to remember to charge them.
866601
Yes, the connector is behind a small flap on the back edge. There is also a small switch that needs to be turned on and off there as well. There is also a car charger available also which is handy if your on a multi-day trip with no power.
866602
Yes they do n they really last 2-3 hrs. Tops wont keep ur toes warm either if its really cold they only keep ur soles warm
1578453
So did you have to do the F2, F10 to complete the install? Some videos say they do that and others don't. I agree with Larry about the ESD discharge. Also good idea to remove the battery.
1867140
Yes, I just plugged ours right in. It's a little power brick like you've probably seen before, not just a plug though.
892553
I put the usb cable on the wall for a long time. a red led appears. but it don´t recharge my motoG
1382934
Maybe you need to keep it connected until it is fully charged then remove the cable. give it a try .. if that is still not working then it is a problem.
1108978
If I remember right it came with somewhat of charge, then I recharged it fully. My connector is messed up too, I have to sit it on its side to charge.
1304689
I received this a couple of days ago and it has a charging cable. Some people might think it is the wrong cable but it fits on the right side of the port. You don't need the data side to charge the battery.
1925185
Hi, I unplugged it. I do not think is good idea to keep it in the socket once is fully charged.
1314400
Nope. You can plug it up and it will look like it is. It acts like it's charging but dies at the same rate.
2277546
Mine did not, but some really small screw drivers will suffice & buy a small assortment of blue plastic pry tools & carefully start out. First thing 1. unplug your power cable, then 2. unlock and remove your battery, then 2. push the power up button to discharge much of the DC voltage still in the unit,
2106661
Id have to dig out the unit. I thought there was a green light on top. Otherwise leave charging for like 12 hours with everything off. Hippie this helps.
1577558
no idea. the computer might not recognize it. i have a feeling thats what happened with mine and thats why i cant get a full charge
552809
It's not a rechargeable device. It's need to be continuously connected to power supply.
967184
Disconnect it and uninstall the unit and software. Boot your computer up without it first then just plug it in and see what happens.
699163
It's usually just the connector not being seated properly. You may have to disconnect and reconnect the battery after reseating it.
833785
Not quite. The base looks identical to the original, but the tip that plugs into the laptop only has one blue LED to indicate that there is power. There is no indication of the charging status. Also, the tip seems too small for the receptacle, where this item will charge the Asus laptop, but it will unplug from the computer very easily. Maybe I just have too much slop in my slot...hehehe.
432316
Go to ifixit.com. You'll need a couple of easy to find tools. Carefully use a pocket knife to pop off the back cover. Then I used a small wooden rod (stick) with a point created by using a pencil sharpener. This is used to carefully and slowly push the connector out of its socket. The battery is held on with double sided tape. Work it off. Go easy.