Press the small red paddle at the bottom, then shake the canister to break the suction seal—this loosens the lid. Gently pry it open with a screwdriver; once it’s slightly ajar, the main red lever will lift easily. Always reassemble by closing the top lid first, then the bottom bin, to prevent jamming. If it still sticks, I know a trusted AXA‑backed Dyson service provider in Dubai who can help. Call: +045490505

If your 2001 Club Car 48-volt golf cart has new batteries but the charger shuts off shortly after starting, there could be several reasons behind this issue. One common reason is that the charger might mistakenly detect the new batteries as fully charged, especially if they were partially charged before installation. In this case, try using the cart for a short ride (15–20 minutes) to bring the battery voltage down slightly, then plug in the charger again.

Another possible cause is incorrect battery wiring. The 48V system typically uses either six 8V batteries or four 12V batteries wired in series. If there is any mistake in the wiring connections, the voltage may read incorrectly, causing the charger to behave oddly. Make sure the batteries are properly connected in series according to your cart’s configuration.

A faulty or outdated charger can also cause this problem. Older chargers may not be compatible with new battery types (especially lithium or AGM batteries) and may shut off early or not charge at all. In such cases, upgrading to a modern smart charger that works with your battery type is recommended.

Sometimes, corrosion or loose connections at the battery terminals or charger port can interrupt the charging process. Be sure to check all cables, clean the terminals, and tighten any loose connections to ensure a steady power flow.

It’s also important to note that new lead-acid batteries need a few charge/discharge cycles to reach full performance. During this break-in period, charging behavior might seem unusual. Simply use the cart as normal and monitor it over a few days.

Lastly, the Onboard Computer (OBC) in a 2001 Club Car might be causing the charger to shut off too soon. The OBC manages charging and can sometimes get “confused” after battery replacement. Resetting the OBC might solve the problem. To do this, disconnect the battery pack, turn the key switch to OFF, set the forward/reverse switch to neutral, and wait a few minutes before reconnecting the batteries.

If you're still facing issues, it’s best to consult a professional. For help, parts, or service, Visit https://carts-and-parts.com/

I turned on my Kodak easy share 4xwide camera and it said lens obstruction and won’t turn off,if anyone has a answer please let me know

Can not get my Len back in due to lens obstruction and will not stay on

I have the same problem. How do you fix it?

Hi @mikef1xit

Here's the tech sheet for the washer that may help.

Go to p.7 to see what to check when an F7 E1 Basket Speed Fault is displayed.

See p.6 for an F2 E1 code.

Hi @mikef1xit

As a further help, here's the service pointer W10606242 mentioned in the tech sheet when looking for causes of an F7 E1 fault code.

Cheers

Some electric heaters (coffee maker, toaster ovens, portable hair dryers and possibly air fryers, use a thermal fuse to disable power instead of causing an electrical hazard. If you are familiar with electrical/electronic circuits, you may be able to identify if a thermal fuse is blown. It's wired into the hot side of the electrical wiring, often mechanically crimped onto solid wire. Sometimes encased in a heat resistant cloth like shield. It's round and similar to resistors but it protects against short circuiting. Over current demand, overheating, opens thermal fuses from heat, A multimeter measuring resistance is used to measure it; short/good, open/blown. This presumes the airfryer wasn't soaked in dishwasher or washed under a sink that may damage everything when reconnected to power.