philkt731
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So my stackmat can turn on, but when I put my hands on it, the light turns red and right when it would turn green, all the lights flash, and it shuts off. How do I make this better??
Stackmat Problem - Need Help
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masterofthebass
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Get a new battery. Almost every problem with stackmats can be solved with a new battery. I pick mine up from wal-mart for a couple of bucks.
Kickflip1993
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I got my batteries from the uhrmacher(i have no idae what that means in english, but this is the guy who repairs clocks and such things)
Raffael
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I'd suggest 'clockmaker' 
but i'm german, so i wouldn't bet on that..
but i'm german, so i wouldn't bet on that..
Bryan
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The cost of the batteries is odd. A single one costs $4.95, but if you buy them in bulk, they can get down to $.50 each. I found a 4-pack at Fleet Farm for pretty cheap.
alexc
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Speaking of Stackmat problems, I have one too. I put my hands on the pads (competition timer, btw) both lights go on after a few seconds, (as normal) but then the screen flashes and give me this number on it like 88888 And then it shuts off. :confused:
linkmaster03
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How about you read the thread and buy a new battery?
alexc
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Ummm... I read that already and I don't think this is a battery issue.
Bryan
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Why not? It sounds like you have the same symptoms as Phil. I've had the batteries go dead in some of my timers when I didn't even use them heavily.
masterofthebass
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Alex, trust me, it's a battery issue. Go to wal-mart and get 2 batteries for like $4. You'll be much happier.
linkmaster03
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LOL the screen flashes and it turns off, yet you tell me it's not a battery issue? Just get new batteries.
