Black and decker cd12c cordless drill Charger

Sorry, do not know which charger, what brand of your drill is, so can not help you. But, you can find it yourself in the below link, there are so many cordless tools battery charger, Bosch, Makita, Black & Decker, AEG and so on. Power Tools Charger

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.

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Hello Howard, There are two different kind of cordless drill chargers. One is a smart charger that will not overcharge your battery. It usually has a stand alone base that the battery plugs into and sometimes may have a red and/or a green light to let you know it is charged. This charger will stop charging when the battery is fully charged after an hour or less. The other one is a dumb charger that can overcharge your battery if left on the charger too long. This charger usually has a square or rectangular transformer that plugs directly into your wall receptacle. This charger may take up to eight hours to fully charge your battery and will continue to charge until you unplug it.

There are light on chargers, some red some green, red means chargeing, green mean charged.

5102767-08 should be the part number you want. If yours looks like this, here is a link to buy it directly from Black and Decker.

http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/Parts/Detail/54020#

I hope this helps.

You can contact a Dewalt Service Center to see if they have the diagram. Black and Decker is Dewalts lower priced line. A quick search on their website did not reveal anything. They may not have the diagram. As far as I know there are no parts available for the chargers so you may have a hard time locating the diagram. Try giving Dewalt a call.

Check Home-Depot. I bought my charger there
for about $ 30.-. There is also a cute Combination of AM/FM Radio/Charger on the
Market, specifically for 18V Batterypacks.

Center pin is generally positive - outer ring is negative. But you can use a 9v charger just as easily; in fact, the one supplied with the cordless drill is a 9.0v, 200mA output charger.

9VAC-100mA
this is right off my charger. it also says 6V on it
this is too bad, I have a charger and no tool and you have the tool and no charger

You should probably contact Customer Service regarding this. I'd say it's a problem with the batteries rather than the chargers considering this looks like a recent EPC model - 1800 444 224