How To Fix Energizer Battery Charger. Looking through low-priced battery chargers I decided to go with a brand-name charger. In this case you can open the pack and remove the standard AAA rechargable battery and place it in a normal NiMH battery charger let it fully charge then slap them back in the battery pack and it should start working again as normal.
The best way to remove alkaline leakage from the device is to neutralize by carefully dabbing with a few drops of a mild acid like white vinegar or lemon juice. Unplug the recharger from the electrical receptacle. For stubborn leaks an old toothbrush dipped in vinegar or lemon juice gets the job done.
Move the power unit in and out of the charger several times to be sure it makes full contact.
I narrowed the choice down to either a Duracell or Energizer charger both around the 25-30 mark. Work with you to have your energizer repaired or replaced. I narrowed the choice down to either a Duracell or Energizer charger both around the 25-30 mark. Replace the batteries with a fresh set of rechargeable AAAs noting the polarity that was marked on the housing in Step 2.
