tino_ale
Flashlight Enthusiast
Hi guys,
This is quoted from this thread :
These are quoted from 3 different users. It looks like the problem is not totally isolated
If I understand the problem correctly, it seems that the light needs the tailcap to be tighened for a while before the switch can permanently activate the light. Otherwise it acts as momentary only, or doesn't work at all. In real life this can be a problem for both lockout purpose and battery change.
So please, give it a try and vote. And post you comments on how the UI is behaving if your problem is different.
Thanks!
EDIT : Also please let us know from where and when you got your H30 so that it'll be easier to identify a batch if there is any
This is quoted from this thread :
I did notice that the switch can be a little screwy. Sometimes when you tighten up the cap, it is momentary only, or won't turn on at all. If you untwist and tighten up again it usually solves the problem.
Hope this isn't a defect.
Mine was working perfectly. Now It's doing the same as Edwood's. Nothing is solving the problem as yet.
Screwy UI with mine as well. Cleaning of the contacts, removing and replacing the battery and adjusting the tailcap does nothing. However, allowing the H30-Q5 to sit for a few hours on its own always seems to do the trick. Screwy UI indeed. Other than that, it is indeed a fine specimen of a light.
These are quoted from 3 different users. It looks like the problem is not totally isolated
If I understand the problem correctly, it seems that the light needs the tailcap to be tighened for a while before the switch can permanently activate the light. Otherwise it acts as momentary only, or doesn't work at all. In real life this can be a problem for both lockout purpose and battery change.
So please, give it a try and vote. And post you comments on how the UI is behaving if your problem is different.
Thanks!
EDIT : Also please let us know from where and when you got your H30 so that it'll be easier to identify a batch if there is any
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