I have had this drill for quite awhile. I believe the twi original batteries expired long ago. I recently googled replacement batteries and found that they are available, my question is, I still have one of the original batteries, I have put it in the charger and the green light stays on as if it is charged, however it is not. Is there a way to make sure without buying another battery, that it truly is the battery being bad, and not the charger. If I new the charger was still good I wouldn't hesitate purchasing a couple of batteries, this was a great drill when I first purchased it. Thanks.
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nealtw
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If you can fool the charger into turning on perhaps a voltmeter would indicate whether it is woking.
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Google is your friend...
https://www.ehow.com/how_8541804_test-drill-charger.html
Interestingly, I have a Porter Cable unit that had 2 batts. One failed a long time ago and one is still going strong. My charger's light flashes in code, depending on the status of the battery.
https://www.ehow.com/how_8541804_test-drill-charger.html
Interestingly, I have a Porter Cable unit that had 2 batts. One failed a long time ago and one is still going strong. My charger's light flashes in code, depending on the status of the battery.
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