Hi,
I have a 12oo maybe it is 9 years old (at least 8 I kinna rememba! ). It has it's original batts in it. B&D fixed the switch, they wanted to sell me a 110 dollar upgrade, (sorry no old ones left) I went ape they fixed the unit but not as neat but works well, fix was 25 bucks, 4 yerars ago.
Even then I thought it needed a battery it was over 4 years old at the time. I had read 3 was average and 4 a blessing, mine is betwix 8-10 years old now and I believe I may have to have it entombed in a shrine at thsi rate. But here it goes.
It will cut most of front lawn die then rest then restart . It is cooling now.
B&D no longer makes the module for the breaker
is there a fix /work around.
If you remove the little silver box and crack it open is the 68 ohm resistor replaceable?
Next step is either new batts and a new breaker (or just one) or a new machine. As long as the fix is worth it, but new machines are calling me like sirens to the rocks!
The new machines are great (me thinkest) but I am not sure.
any help appreciated
I have a 12oo maybe it is 9 years old (at least 8 I kinna rememba! ). It has it's original batts in it. B&D fixed the switch, they wanted to sell me a 110 dollar upgrade, (sorry no old ones left) I went ape they fixed the unit but not as neat but works well, fix was 25 bucks, 4 yerars ago.
Even then I thought it needed a battery it was over 4 years old at the time. I had read 3 was average and 4 a blessing, mine is betwix 8-10 years old now and I believe I may have to have it entombed in a shrine at thsi rate. But here it goes.
It will cut most of front lawn die then rest then restart . It is cooling now.
B&D no longer makes the module for the breaker
is there a fix /work around.
If you remove the little silver box and crack it open is the 68 ohm resistor replaceable?
Next step is either new batts and a new breaker (or just one) or a new machine. As long as the fix is worth it, but new machines are calling me like sirens to the rocks!
The new machines are great (me thinkest) but I am not sure.
any help appreciated