What I mean is I have a rechargeable torch whereby there is a plug that goes in to the wall socket and the torch sits on it for recharging, it is one of those that is all plastic so no metal contacts (I dont know what you call this type of charging)The torch has dimmed now (LED) and needs charging however it does not appear to be charging, it is just a cheap torch (£9) but was useful.If possible before I bin it I would prefer to open it up in the hope it is repairable.How do these things work (re charging) and could it be a simple repair?

Inductive charging. If you can access the battery terminals with a multimeter you can find out what's going on.NT

On Thu, 11 Apr 2019 11:19:31 +0100, (Roger Hayter)wrote:No, because the second 6 is clear, the first 6 isn't.

How does rechargeable torch recharge?

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tabbypurr 7 years ago

Those didn't look like the sort with such features.

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Dave W 7 years ago

No, because the second 6 is clear, the first 6 isn't.

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