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What I do know is that some NiCd 12V Black decker batteries that look similar to the dewalt ones they are charged by the dewalt charger.
But there are 12V Nicd black and decker batteries that they can not be charged due to an extra plastic edge that does not allow to be charged by the dewalt charger.
Now if you do have the dewalt lithium 36V charger and if the black and decker battery is a 36V lithium one and can not be charged due to a plastic edge then I would recommend to risk to destroy the plastic edge in order the black and decker battery to be charged.
THERE IS A SMALL WHITE FUSE INSIDE THE CHARGER CHECK TO SEE IF IT HAS BLOWN IF SO REPLACE WITH A NEW ONE THE EXACT SAME AS THE ONE YOU ARE REPLACING BUT REMEMBER TO UNPLUG EVERY TIME YOU WORK ON IT OR ANY OTHER ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT STAY SAFE UNPLUG EVERY TIME YOU WORK ON ELECTRICAL ITEMS
It is more than likely the connections between the battery and the drill or the battery itself. If you look at the leads on the drill there are two large connections that can get bent along with smaller curved connection. If these connectors get bent It is hard to maintain a connection to the battery.
The 10A has not been sold in several years. I assume your batteries are old as well. Hilti has made great improvements over the years to their batterie tools. They still produce 36V hammer drills but now they are Lithium Ion batteries.
Is there a replaceabke fuse
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