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Whenever the battery is in the battery station it shows that it is fully charged but when I put the battery in the headset it doesn’t turn on as if the battery is empty.
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I had the same problem as i just swapped my batteries out and it’s just died on me. Now the base station says ‘‘charged’’ for some reason. So, i quickly googled and someone said to try taking out all power to the base station for a moment, so i did for 30-60 seconds. Plugged it back in. Battery is now charging. It seems because of how long it remains on, the firmware glitches and fails to tell the base station to charge the batteries. Definitely doesn’t seem to be hardware related that’s causing it. Try turning off the power completely for 60 seconds and reconnecting it.
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This is what solved it for me. However! The battery only started charging again when it was inserted and I unplugged/replugged the base. When I took the battery out first, then unplugged, then replaced it the issue did not go away.
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There might be many possibilities that your steel series Arctis Pro Wireless headphone won’t turn on.
To verify all the possibilities, buy a new battery and check with that.
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This is terrible advice. The person didn't state how long they'd had the device for you to conclude it's the batteries.
Hi Micah,
I got the same problem.
When I put the battery in the charger I have to tweak it a little until the display show that its charging.
I guess its the contact inside the battery station that is the problem. Its really annoying that its not working properly.
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I had the same problem. I even disassembled the charger but i could not find the problem other than i thought it must be corrosion. I bought a fiberglass brush and cleaned the pogo pins on the charger and on the headset. Then I cleaned the contacts on the batteries.
That’s it. Now it’s working :D
Edit: You should be able to clean the pogo pins of the charger without disassembling it, through the battery slot.
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I highly recommend NOT doing what this person said to do, you could risk damaging it more. What i find worked for me just now is unplugging the device for 60 seconds and re-connecting it. The software on it seems dated so probably bugged/malfunctioned. Just needs a hard reset.
For me this does not work, as i turn off the power to the charger every night.
For me, it really was a corrosion problem. But if turning it off and on again works for you, great.
Hey Marcel, can I know how you opened it?
Powering it off didn't work for me either. I opened the terminal and inspected the prongs. Them, along with the battery terminals were dirty/corroded. I took some cotton swabs and some 91% isopropyl alcohol and cleaned them terminals on the battery, the pins, and the headset. I went thru 3 cotton swabs cleaning everything because of how black the cotton swabs would get. After they were clean, I cleaned them one more time and the cotton swabs were white after that. The coating on these terminals and battery are trash and after removing it with the alcohol, my problems are solved. Unfortunately, now I will most likely have to clean the batteries and terminals often to keep them clean. Don't touch the battery terminals or allow them to come in contact with anything other than the headset and the base. Less of a risk of them getting dirty.
Yep I have the same problem I took a flashlight to look in the box and I saw that the three charging prongs inside were a bit bent to the right if you have this same problem wiggle it around to the opposite direction it won't fix it but it will charge :)
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im having the same problem. looking for a solution
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