You are on this page because you are having trouble with your LiNK receiver.
Several Possibilities of things that might have gone wrong with your high tech receiver: If at the end of the 4th charging cycle you still have a solid RED light call to arrange for a replacement. Remove and reinsert the receiver and complete three more charge cycles before you notify us. This indicates your receiver may be defective. Solid RED light at the end of the charge cycle – Your Link is not charged and it failed the shock test.Solid GREEN light at the end of the charge cycle – Your charging is complete and your collar passed the shock test.At the end of the Charge cycle a few hours later.This is normal, but you do not need to watch for it. Don’t be alarmed if at the end of the charge cycle you observe that the link receiver beeped a few times and flashed a white light.If by the end of the fourth complete charging cycle your collar still finishes RED, you should contact us for a replacement. You can stop charging at the end of any cycle that finishes GREEN. If this occurs, you should charge the collar up to three more times back to back. Your collar may finish with a solid RED light at the end of the charge cycle. A fully drained battery can sometimes take up to four back-to-back charges before it will pass the diagnostic test.) This means the charging stand will continue to flash a RED light during the remainder of the charge cycle. (A dead battery cannot shock, therefore it cannot pass the test. Flashing RED light if the battery was drained when you put it in the charger and no beeping.
You may either complete the charging cycle or take it out and use it on your dog. This means you passed the shock test and you still have some battery left. Flashing GREEN light if the battery was not fully drained at the beginning of the new charge cycle.Within a few seconds, you hope to hear a few seconds of beeping followed by continuous flashing RED or GREEN light on the charging stand for about a minute.Red and Green lights alternate to indicate the Charging Cradle is working properly.Observe the flashing lights and beeping of the diagnostic charger as the Charging Cradle initiates a diagnostic test of the receiver at the beginning of each Charge cycle.Press down on the link until the retaining lever swings over the top of the receiver.The flat charge pin pm the side of the Link faces forward toward the front and aligns or indexes into the notch of the Cradle. The correction contact posts point down into the holes of the Cradle. Properly align the Link into the charging cradle.Insert your link receiver into the charging cradle.
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