#Invisible fence collar red light blinking crack#
Eventually, the stresses on the receiver plastics will cause them to crack and fail, and you will be buying a new receiver. Do NOT permit a battery salesperson to insert or force these batteries into your receiver. Note: Batteries known as 2CR1/3N, 28A, PX28, 6231, 2CR11108, 2CR-1/3N, 28PXL, V28PXL, K58L, 5005L, L544, DC5 and ANY of their equivalent batteries voids your warranty. These other batteries are just a little too long and a little too fat. The color and text on the shrinkwrap may vary.ĪBSOLUTELY ANY AND ALL OTHER BATTERIES VOID YOUR PET STOP WARRANTY. If you wish to test the collar after replacing the battery, go to the section above this called: Testing the collar (to answer the questions: “Is the shock working?”) Use the Correct Battery for Your Pet Stop® Receiver Collar Pet Stop® Batteries If after you tried the battery in your collar again and discharged it a little with the fence beep, if your receiver immediately begins flashing again, replace it. Lithium batteries in use can last longer when they are periodically activated, rather than if you leave them on a slow drain in the receiver.
A couple of “Beeps” rapidly activates and uses a bit of battery. NOTE: After you open and close the battery cap, it is also good to walk the receiver collar into the fence signal and activate the receiver collar. This usually will not happen more than once a battery’s life. But it is inconvenient if this occurs, as you must open the battery cap to reset the low battery indicator. That is a good thing, as it will last longer than a low milliamp battery. If this occurs, it indicates the battery was a higher milliamp battery. However, the light remains actively flashing. After the light triggers, a battery can rebound back to “Normal”.
If removing the battery cap and replacing it stopped the low battery light from flashing, then you have proven the condition and you need not worry about it again with that battery until later when the battery truly enters a low condition.Ĭold temperatures, (Cold outside or from your dog lying on the AC vent with the receiver battery chilling) even a fairly new battery can experience a low battery light trigger. You must open the battery cap and then reclose it. If the low battery light begins to flash, it will NOT stop flashing on its’ own until the battery is dead in a few months. Replace it if the light continues to flash. If your Pet Stop® receiver’s low battery light starts flashing after only a few days, weeks (or otherwise too soon) with a new battery, or, even as soon as you put in a new battery, take it out and put it back in again. Q: I have fresh batteries and the Low Battery Light flashes.
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