My sister owns a plush Pikachu toy which, when it's hands are pressed, will move and speak.
The battery pack is located in a pouch on the bottom, which is sealed with Velcro and opens to reveal a three AA unit (Pictures below).
She hasn't used it in a while, and when she asked me to replace the batteries for her, it didn't light up or make any noise. I have tried multiple sets of batteries, checking polarity, etc. My efforts were in vain, however, and I could not get the Pikachu to work. As far as I could tell, there was no corrosion on the battery unit. I suspect the wiring might have frayed, as this is a very old item. Does anyone know how to rejuvenate this toy? The model is "Electronic I Choose You: Pikachu" by Hasbro.
The battery pack is located in a pouch on the bottom, which is sealed with Velcro and opens to reveal a three AA unit (Pictures below).
She hasn't used it in a while, and when she asked me to replace the batteries for her, it didn't light up or make any noise. I have tried multiple sets of batteries, checking polarity, etc. My efforts were in vain, however, and I could not get the Pikachu to work. As far as I could tell, there was no corrosion on the battery unit. I suspect the wiring might have frayed, as this is a very old item. Does anyone know how to rejuvenate this toy? The model is "Electronic I Choose You: Pikachu" by Hasbro.