Top 20 Ryobi Two 18V Lithium-Ion Batteries + Lithium-Ion Charger Upgrade Combo Pack - Page 9 Questions & Answers

all batteries wear out only need to change out battery unless charger is malfunctioning

Yes, the green light flashes until the battery is fully charged on Ryobi chargers. This will change to a solid green light when the battery is fully charged until the charger goes to a power-saving mode. Not all of the Ryobi chargers have a power-saving mode. However, for those that do, the green led will dim over time and then brighten and dim slowly again in this mode. My Ryobi charger, model P113, actually has a key for the LEDs on the unit on the left of the battery port. The manual for this charger is here: https://manuals.ttigroupna.com/system/files/5495/original/P113_192_trilingual.pdf?2011 . Ryobi has many of their manuals on their site. Look up your charger/tool here: https://www.ryobitools.com/power-tools/support/manuals , Home Depot's web site also has many of these manuals on the product site for the tools that they sell. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

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The wires on the brushes sometimes shake loose , tool repair shop ,, or try it yourself ,, remember. Small parts ,, take pictures , tiny wires , may need to be soldered back in place ...

hi I would say 3-4amps

How long have you left battery on charger? It will take about 3 1/2 hrs to fully charge. t is probably not a good idea to leave the battery in the charger for long periods of time though, so once it is fully charged put it back in the drill. When fully charged the green led will turn solid. This link will have more info on charger and battery. http://powertool.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/ryobi/130155001.html?p=2 C

Check the battery with your multimeter. If it reads below 36 volts (or whatever the cutoff point is) it may be damaged. But before you run off and buy a new one, use the multimeter to check the voltage from the charger. Or borrow a good battery and see how your charger behaves. that way, you can identify the cause of the problem

check that you are using the correct line in the head if it is too thick , the load will be causing the thermo switch for the motor to stop operation until it cools down

Verify electric contact brushes. They may be worn out on the motor.

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IT most likely is not 40 volts! It can be 20 or less. Depends on the battery configuration. There can be 2 twenty volt batteries in series and the charger charges them in a split configuration.

hi unfortunately the battery life has come to an end

Brand new from Home Depot - $70 - used I would say $25 - is fair If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/michael_e7c2c48c6e65f808

Ryobi has most of their manuals on their support page, https://www.ryobitools.com/power-tools/support/manuals . Search for your model and then click on the tool on the next page. The HPJ0030 support page is https://www.ryobitools.com/support/manuals/details/HJP003 . There are two PDF files listed. Click on the one on the left. (The other is a repair parts list.) The direct link to the manual for the HJP003 is currently https://manuals.ttigroupna.com/system/files/7946/original/HJP003_616_trilingual.pdf?2014 . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

hi I recommend 3-5 amps

I have never tried this so all I can say is try it.

Just a thought, lithium batteries wont charge in Ryobi's old chargers. I upgraded my batteries but not the charger until I found this out.

Hi P117 charger green ::::: fuse is inside remove 4 screws on back, Cheers

check charger operation if ok , junk the batteries

Try the battery in another Ryobi to see if it works. If it does not work it may have been effected when the trimmer burnt out. time to buy a new battery.