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Graham Tyner Posted on Apr 01, 2018
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Battery is not charging and don't know if charger is at fault or batteries need to be replaced. Drill is 8 years old.

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  • Posted on Apr 01, 2018
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Battery. Time to decide if its worth fixing an 8 year old drill. Buy a new one with lithium ion battery

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: coleman 21.6V drill - batteries

same exact problem

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: Replace drill chuck on 23 year old Craftsman 8" drill press

Yes it does have a Morse taper and you can remove it by gently hitting it with a rubber or nylon mallet.

frankzen

frankzen

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  • Posted on Apr 04, 2009

SOURCE: Jobmate 18 volt chordless drill charging

About 60 minutes...max 90 minutes. Do NOT leave it on the charger for hours and hours...that just cooks the battery.

And switch regularly between the two batteries...else the one that doesn't get used will die.


Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 26, 2009

SOURCE: 14.4V Drill Battery Will not Charge

The battery is 14.4 volts so the charger should be 14.4 volts.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 29, 2009

SOURCE: Need to replace power cord to battery charger of cordless drill

it takes a 24V DC 200mA  The one I have is a Ktec Model KA12D240020034U

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If it is 15 years old the batteries will need replacing. They were the worst of all the battery types and were replaced by Nickel Metal Hydride and now Lithium. NiCad batteries suffer with 'Memory Effect' and also lost power in storage. Find the YouTube channel of 'Big Clive', he just did a video on battery types, pros and cons.

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Most likely battery is shot after 8 years they just dont' hold a charge anymore and they often will only charge for a few minutes when the chip in the computer tells the charger to shut off due to defective battery.
compare prices of new drills and new batterys sometimes new drill is not much more. Try ebay and harbor freight for ultra low priced batteries.
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Very little juice in freshly charged batteries

have you tried the batterys in any other tool?

you would also need to check the voltage of the batterys they should be at least 18 volts (19 prefered)

then if the batterys do not show charged you would need to make sure the battery charger is putting out voltage.

After that contact your closest Ryobi service center we would check that for free to let you know what you need, I am sure you local place would do the same.
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