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Follow on Google News | How to Make a cordless drill battery start charging againCordless drills are powered by rechargeable batteries. Over time these batteries lose their ability to charge fully and maintain a charge. If your battery won't charge at all this is a simple way to get it to charge again.
By: UK battery store: www.pioneer-electronics.co.uk How to Make a cordless drill battery start charging again Cordless drills are powered by rechargeable batteries. Over time these batteries lose their ability to charge fully and maintain a charge. If your battery won't charge at all this is a simple way to get it to charge again. Dewalt DE9096 Cordless Drill Battery http://www.pioneer- 1500mAh only Price: £29.11 Instructions Step 1 Bring your cordless drill battery into the garage (if it's not there already). Step 2 Get a car battery charger or a fully charged car battery. You can use the battery that's in your car (you don't have to take it out). Step 3 If you are going to use the car battery charger be sure the two wires are not touching and plug it in. Touch the positive (red) to the positive (+) on the drill battery and touch the negative (black) to the negative (-) on the drill battery. Hold the charger on your battery for 5-10 seconds. This will give it enough of a boost to start charging again in your drill battery charger. If you don't have a car battery charger you can repeat the above steps using jumper cables from your car battery. Tips & Warnings Hold the charge to the cordless drill battery for several seconds and take it over to it's charger to see if it worked. Do not mix and match batteries and chargers. The wrong combination will create a fire hazard and can cause damage to the battery and charger. Never allow a battery charger to become wet. Never use a charger rated for more volts that your drill battery's capacity (example: don't put 12 volts to a 9.6v battery). You are better off using a lower volts charger or battery as not to damage the drill battery or worse. Wear safety glasses. Don't hold the charge or charger to the battery too long. If it's going to work it will work right away. details here: http://www.pioneer- # # # www.pioneer- High Quality & Superb Service, Season promotion, 30% discount End
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