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Use our cross-reference information to choose the correct CASIO Battery Charger on Toppower(UK) Shipping. select high quality and lower price CASIO battery charger part NO. or the machine NO. bellow:| BC-60L | CR-V3P | NP-100L | NP-110 |
| NP-130 | NP-20 | NP-20DBA | NP-30 |
| NP-30DBA | NP-40 | NP-40DBA | NP-40DCA |
| NP-50 | NP-60 | NP-70 | NP-80 |
| NP-82 | NP-90 |
CASIO Battery Charge Tips
1. If your CASIO battery can not charge with our CASIO battery charger, what is matter with the charger?
I think there is some electrical contact problem in your CASIO charger and you can fix it yourself in a few minutes.
(1). Remove your CASIO charger from the DC adapter.
(2). There are two hooks at the bottom of the CASIO charger.
(3). Your can release the top charging plate by pushing the hooks with two fingers.
(4). The top charging plate will release from the top.
(5). At the bottom of the charging plate, there will be three metallic contacts.
(6). Try pulling all the contacts so that it will avoid the bad connection.
(7). Slowly re-insert the charging plate to the charging base.
(8). Re-connect the DC adapter and your CASIO charger should work.
Good luck and if there is still other problem, please don't hesitate to send us a mail again.
2. What does the light indicator mean when charging CASIO battery ?
(1).Plug the AC power adapter in a wall outlet.
(2). Connect the AC Power adaptor supplied with CASIO charger to the DC in jack.
(3). "Status" indicator shows RED when the CASIO charger is ready and "Charger" indicator shows flashing Green when waiting for battery pack.
(4). Slide CASIO battery pack in the charger and "Charger" indicator goes RED when charging.
(5). "Charger" indicator show RED and GREEN alternatively when CASIO battery pack has more than 90% charged.
(6).When the CASIO battery pack is fully charged, the "Charger" indicator shows a steady green.
(7). After the CASIO battery pack fully charged, slide the battery pack out.
(8). Unplug DC power, "CHARGE" and "STATUS" indicators go out.
3.How to Test a CASIO Battery Charger
Whether you're unsure that your CASIO battery charger is working properly. Running a test on you CASIO battery charger is an easy process to solve this problem.
(1).Plug in your CASIO charger to an electrical outlet. Remove any batteries you may have charging in the unit.
(2).Turn on your voltmeter unit. Be sure there's power getting to the meter. Plug in the test probes into the voltmeter according to the meter's instructions. Set the selector switch to the highest level for DC Volt or whatever is recommended in the meter's instructions.
(3).Take a battery or battery pack that's compatible to your battery charger. Make sure the CASIO battery has no corrosion and is not leaking fluid. Touch the positive end of the battery with the red probe. Take the black test probe and place it on the negative side of the battery.
(4).Check the readout on the voltmeter and see where the pointer is indicating to. If it's on the left side, or negative side, switch the test probes. If it's on the right side, it will show that the CASIO battery is receiving some charge. Where it points to on the meter will determine how much charge it received.
(5).Check the CASIO battery charger to see how much power it's giving off, if you continue to receive a negative reading from the batteries. A negative reading will indicate a bad battery charger, and you should replace it. If the charger has sufficient amount of power flowing through it, it's more than likely the CASIO batteries are bad and just won't hold a charge.