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I did have a Agojama 17v drill. I have searched high and low for a replacement battery but with no luck. The manufacturer is no longer in business. Their Dutch factory is closed. I wish you all the best in your search. My drill finished up at my local council's recycling depot.
How old are your batteries? They may be showing a full charge but are worn out. Try a new battery or borrow one from a friend to see if it is indeed the batteries.
Are the contacts clean on your drill? Use a Q tip and some alcohol to clean them.
it is probably the brushes on the motors are wore out or stuck and not making contact. pretty much junk unless you feel confident enough to attempt repair.
Im from the U.S. and never heard of that brand even ?? But generally a 5 year old cordless drill is basickly disposable. The batterys packs back then were NiCad and now there lithium ion. Huge improvementshould definetly look it up. But even without that little fact for the cost of a replacement battery you can find a new drill with two new batteries that are much better..
The valtage of the battery will not make any diference, you can use an 18v battery as long as it firs the battery housing. Always remember to disconnect any battery's if not in use because if you leave the battery connected it will drain and damage it.
One thing I,ve found with cordless tool batteries is that if they're completely dead, the charger won't recognize them. Try hooking a known good battery with a charge up to the problem battery, terminal for terminal, with small jumpers. Leave it hooked up for a minute, maybe a minute and a half. this should be sufficient to provide just enough charge to bring the battery up to the "threshold level" required for the charger to recognize it. Then, simply charge the battery in the normal way. If this doesn't work, you may need new batteries, or a new charger. Hope this helps you.
You indicate that the drill is new. I'd suggest you return it for a replacement. Seems to be a defective or wrong charger. If you have problems and If you paid by credit card call the card company and have them stop payment on that charge.
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