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Drop Brass AAA Pocket Flashlight

Hurricane

Jun 8, 2017

Word of warning....
So I bought one the first drop, the one where the light was selling for $25. Well I used the light like a grand total of 3 times and it has already stopped working. Not sure why it hasn't and I'm not sure if anyone else has had any issues with theirs. The light is built solid and I really wanted to have it for a long time. It looks cool but it hasn't even been long enough to get a patina and it's already broken.

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Teletin

131

Jun 9, 2017

HurricaneI have one from the first drop too and use it daily since it artived without any problems. Did you check everything like a new batterie, is the head of the light screwed really tight and things like this?

Hurricane

Jun 9, 2017

TeletinYeah unfortunately I trouble shot every way I could possibly think of. I even tried like four different brand new batteries. It's looking like she's dead. I did read in one of the comments here that someone had a light that would sometimes work and sometimes wouldn't though. Maybe it will decide to work sometimes.

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Bassman

Jun 10, 2017

HurricaneIf you contact Massdrop they will replace it.

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Hurricane

Jun 10, 2017

BassmanI already contacted them, they said they cannot replace it.

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Teletin

131

Jun 12, 2017

HurricaneThat's not fair, write a mail to Support@lumintop.com and tell them whats happens. I think they could help you!

allent

Jun 25, 2017

HurricaneSame here. In mine, the screw ring inside the switch cap was a turn loose. I just used a pin to twist it tighter, and it has been working fine for several months now.

Hurricane

Jun 26, 2017

allentHow did you end up doing that?

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allent

Jun 26, 2017

HurricaneUnscrew the switch end of the light. There is a flat piece of metal that looks like a washer that holds the switch in the cap, and the spring pokes up through the middle of it. That has couple small holes or dimples that probably are intended for a special tool, but I used the point of a straightened safety pin. Just put the tip of the pin in one of the holes and try spinning the washer to tighten it. If it is loose, it will move pretty easily.

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