Sounds like a loose wire connection somewhere. either that or your batteries are dead. fully charged at 20V is one thing, but if you have no amperage? try using a multimeter to determine the EXACT charge
SOURCE: Black & Decker 24 volt battery will not hold a
I had the same problem, the batteries are burned out, I know you can replacements at Home Depot but if you can wait try the interenet.
"Google" what you want.
SOURCE: Won't charge fully
If your warranty has expired, you're best off buying a new drill. Replacing batteries will quickly add up to the cost of a new drill.
I know they cost a lot more, but, if you want something that will last a lot longer, look at a Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Bosch, Hitachi for your replacement. Milwaukee actually guarantees their LiIon batteries will last 1,000 charges or longer.
SOURCE: Black and Decker HP122 cordless drill. Battery
most likely this order: battery , charger , drill
SOURCE: when the battery is in the charger it flashes red
I called casio and they told me that when you have a red flashing light on the charger it means the lithium battery is no longer any good. They offered to send me one free of charge. It's been several weeks and I have yet to receive it.
SOURCE: batteries run down fast
if you are lucky you will get about 40 mins out of it but it will loose it charge when stored
Testimonial: "This was helpful. I was leaving the charged battery stored.and was only getting about 15 min. I will charge before I use now. charles"
ensure the spool is not ended if so replace with new spool of string. also check the retaining screw in the middle is not too tight. undo it one click at a time to alow the spool to unwind when the motor runs
always disconnect your strimmer from the power when doing this also wear protective footware and long trousers, when using such tools.
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