Will not work with charged battery
SOURCE: makita dc1804f charger will not charge new i-mh 1834 18v battery
I think your tryiong to charge NIMH batteries oon a charger designed for Lithium Ion batteries. With all the new style batteries such as NICAD, NIMH and LI-ION, charging becomes difficult. Most chargers pre NIMH and LI-ion, were designed for NICAD's. The best advise, match your batteries with the correct charger
SOURCE: Can't get the keyless chuck off cordless Makita 6095D drill.
If this is a newer tool it is probably a Torx drive screw usually a T20. The screw is LH thread and after removing it you will need to put some screws back in tool to remove the chuck. First shift the gear selector to the low setting and the clutch to the drill only. Next get a bent handle allen wrench about the capacity of the chuck install the short end of wrench in chuck and tighten. Put the chuck on a block or wood or a workbench to support is and turn the wrench to about a 30 degree angle in the counterclockwise position. The chuck has standard threads so you want to hit the wrench with a hammer to loosen it. This might take a few tries but it will work. Good luck
SOURCE: MAKITA LI-ION 18V BATTERIES WILL NOT CHARGE
I have had 3 battiers of the new 18v LXT go out on me. And then I had one of my drills burn up that was one of the new 18v LXT. I am stuck with the grinder, skill saw, 2 impact drivers, sawzal, flash light, and a drill. I only have one battery left and 2 chargers. That is funny. I will never buy any more Makita tools in my life.
SOURCE: how do i re-assemble a makita 18v cordless drill
I HAVE A MAKITA 18V BHP451 AN THE SPINNING BARREL AT THE BACK OF DRILL KEEPS BURNING UP, HAVE REPLACED ITEM WHICH STILL SEEMS TO BE DOING IT
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