Anybody else having battery fit issues? Got a load of new pagers and all the batteries fit so tight they can barely slid on. Once on, you have to wedge them off with a screwdriver. Looks like a mfg issue.
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Minitor V Battery
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wkredick
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I had a few that were tight ,that is till I remembered to removed the tape over the contacts on batteries.
I usually run across aftermarket batteries for the V that are a pain to remove from pager.
Your dealer you purchased them from should be able to just replace them for you
I usually run across aftermarket batteries for the V that are a pain to remove from pager.
Your dealer you purchased them from should be able to just replace them for you
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We have had a couple that were very tight - suspect a battery issue, possibly swelling on charge. I read somewhere there have been battery problems with the Minitor V. Suggest you get dealer to replace them.
Update. We have a case opened with /\/\. Understand Minitor V shipments are suspended (again) while this is resolved.
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