How to replace the battery of solar street lights

　　 You will enjoy the lighting of solar street lights most of the time, but at some point, you will find that their performance begins to have problems. Don't panic, this is because solar street lights should be maintained!

　　 When thinking about disassembling solar street lights, first test it. Clean the top of small solar panels with clean water and make sure they can get enough sunlight during the day. If you don’t notice any difference after one or two days, then You are about to prepare a screwdriver.

　　Your next task, you should find the culprit, and most of the problems are that the rechargeable battery in your solar street light is the culprit. Unfortunately, these batteries are not eternal, they have a life span of more than two years. But there are many factors that determine how long it can be used, and they can run under overload. To replace them just follow these steps:

　　 disassemble solar street lights

　　 In most cases, you have to carefully remove according to the few screws of the lamp. At this stage, you should be able to quickly turn on the solar light to see what is inside.

　　 Once you find the batteries, write down their specifications. They should be NiCd or MiMH type 1.2V AA size and anything between 500~1200mA. This type of rechargeable batteries has been widely used, and you can find them in your favorite stores or online. This shouldn't be a problem.　　 Once you have a new set of batteries, you have two options:

　　 If you have a universal charger, you can charge them before installation, and your solar street light will quickly operate.　　 If it is not an emergency, just install a new set of solar street lights, and after a day or two are fully charged, they are ready for normal operation.

　　 Congratulations when the solar street lamp lights up again, the task is complete! Your outdoor solar street light is like new, and it should run trouble-free for several years now.