BenQDCL020 digital camera with the charger which light is on is considered charging

Generally, a flashing green light means that it is charging.

I don't know how many lights your charger has:

A light: the frequency of flashing is different, indicating the amount of charge, the frequency of flashing is high, indicating that the electricity in the battery is still very small, if it is always on, it is clearly full. Some are flashed 4 times in a row - 1 4 has been charged, 3 times in a row --- 1 3 has been charged, and so on, always bright --- charged.

Two lights: yellow light (or red light) is on--- is charging, and green light is on--- charging.

When the Canon camera charger is charging, the charging indicator lights up orange and starts charging. At the end of charging, the indicator turns green.

For example, the Canon G1X charger will be solid when charging, while the Canon 7D charger will flash once per second at 0-50% charge, 2 times per second at 50-75%, and 3 times per second at 75% or higher. But at the end of charging, the green light is always on.

Orange, full of green.

It should be that the voltage is unstable, change the socket and try again, and the light should be off when it is full.

It should be fully charged or the battery has been damaged.

The Canon chargers I've seen, in general, are: charge - red light, full - green light. Both lights are on, it should be a problem with the charger, and it can be sent for after-sales inspection.

There are many kinds of chargers, there are full bright, there are not full bright, yours should belong to the former, the principle of this type of charger is that when the two lights are fully on, it indicates that it is charging, and when it is full, there is a light that will go out, indicating that it is full

When your camera is charging, the charger indicator keeps flashing, indicating that the power is not charging, which has three possibilities: 1. The charger is faulty. 2. The battery has been damaged and cannot be charged.

3. The interface of the charger is in poor contact with the interface of the camera. Judge that you can see that there is a charging display on the camera, there is a display indicating that the battery is damaged, replace the battery, and no display indicates that the contact is poor or the charger is faulty, then take the camera and charger to the Olympus digital camera repair station for testing, if the charger is faulty, the charger should be replaced.

Good luck!

It is generally good to wipe the metal contact points between the battery and the charger.

The charging process is flashing and flashing, and the indicator light will continue to be on when the battery is fully charged.

And if there is any problem with the standard equipment such as camera, battery, charger and so on during the one-year warranty period, you can go to the after-sales service for free maintenance, and if you can't repair it, you will be replaced with a new one.

My charger didn't turn on a few days ago and couldn't be charged, so I took it to the after-sales service for repair, and replaced it with a new one after 5 days

Flashing is right, if you don't flash, it's fully charged.

Slow flashing is right, fast flashing is not. Mine is always flashing, and it doesn't seem to be able to charge up. I wiped the positive and negative poles of the battery, and it had an effect.

This is not necessarily, it depends on how the Zheng family of their national bureau stipulates it. The design may also be different. In short, this question is basically difficult for you. You can send me your camera model to you.

Yes, after it is filled, it will be extinguished.

The charger's light goes off, indicating that the battery is full.

The battery has not been used and is still full. There are four kinds of AA batteries, nickel-in-metal hydride dry battery lithium battery Among them, nickel-metal hydride and dry battery are the most commonly used, but they feel that the power consumption is very large. The reason is that manufacturers consider that there are four kinds of batteries, which are difficult to be compatible with lithium batteries, and the characteristics of lithium batteries are.

The characteristics of nickel isolation nickel-metal hydride are, so that the two sections in series are due to the minimum discharge voltage of lithium battery, so the manufacturer will set the minimum working voltage at about it, so that nickel-metal hydride and dry batteries can only run on the above, and some manufacturers will set up transfer switches in the battery compartment, but they will not inform users that only the use of original nickel-metal hydride batteries can be reflected, why some users think that the original battery is good, and the domestic one is not good. If the charger used is full of self-stop function, and the voltage cannot be rushed to the above, find a slow charge to continue charging. Although it can shoot more, it is not good for the battery.

Or choose CRV3 lithium battery.

What brand are you using? What I do is Scud. It is recommended that you use a Scud battery.