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where could i find a serial number and has anybody had trouble with them not charging up

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They often get dirt and mud in the groove of the charging port that doesn't allow connection with the charger. If they are anything like the 20's the serial # is on the battery cover somewhere. I'd imagine some dis-assembly would be required.

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rubbing alcohol and a tooth pick will cure the charging problem more than likely. like the post above dirt gets in the channel where the connection is made. i just about have to clean mine every time i charge.

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To get the serial number you have to take the silver plate off that holds the case to the collar. Serial number is on a tag on the case.

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I put electrical tape over mind to keep the charging port clean. I use different colors so I know what collar is what. Might help keep it clean.

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i use a bicycle tube cut to fit over posrt but somehow dirt still manages to get in there along with water. i tried shrink tubing but its a pain in the but when you want to charge them....lol but no dirt gets in there.

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Originally posted by Briar
I put electrical tape over mind to keep the charging port clean. I use different colors so I know what collar is what. Might help keep it clean.

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every time i charge mine i run under faucet then use a small wire brush in port 100 percent effective

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Hit it a couple of times with a tooth brush( the charging contacts) and it will Light right up.

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this collar is lighting up like its charging but its not charging. thanks got the serial number

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Mine was doing same thing. Took it apart and unplugged battery for 30 seconds, put back together and worked fine ever since.

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You prob need a new battery.

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