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Sorry to cause so much trouble…I’ve just rung the client and it doesn’t work so we may have to get another one sent to Zopa!
What happens if the birds want a bath on a cloudy day?
haha… some very yummy tasting water.
Some of the solar powered features can be a little tricky to get going – the instructions aren’t always great. If it’s got a battery (that charges with the sun) you may need to connect up the wires inside the battery compartment. If there aren’t any batteries, you may just need to turn up the sun 
Hope you get it sorted!
There are quite a few companies who now import solar water features from China. A few of the Chinese suppliers are quite dodgy and there product quality isn’t fantastic. The solar panels sometimes simply do not work, and if they have battery backup the ac adaptors can blow.
Solar powered water features can be a great idea, sometimes they need a little charging to get going, but as long as the suns out and there is enough charge in the battery you have a great feature that you can enjoy without worrying about power consumption!
Nick Taylor
Posted on October 31st, 2006 at 5:36 pm
Maybe you need to put it in the sunshine?