Won’t power on
When there are no lights and no response at all, it’s almost always something simple on the power side, starting with the battery switch.
This is usually quick to sort out. If these steps don’t fix it, call or text us and we’ll get it resolved.
What to do
Still not working? If these steps don’t sort it out, call or text us and we’ll get it resolved quickly. We’ll work through it with you by phone or a quick video, and if a part is needed, we ship it.
Last reviewed October 25, 2026.
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