Where do I get a Ryobi battery BEC 1263C? - Ryobi Multi-Volt Battery Charger

check that the battery terminals are standing up enough to make good contact in the units

Ryobi P115 is an 18V battery charger. However, Ryobi Manual did not mention the current rating of P115. if the current rating of Ryobi P115 is 50% higher than your 18V Lithium Battery it will charge. but if it's less than or equal, it will not.

Yes, it is the same, they are both in the system of Ryobi One+ Battery http://www.batteryshops.co.uk/tags_products/ryobi-one-battery_3345.html

This depends on the capacity of the battery and the output current of the charger.

I had similar problems with my 18V Ryobi batteries. Called Ryobi customer service, gave them the serial numbers and was told there was a 2 year warranty on them, in my case the warranty was in effect until July 2012. Took the batteries to Home Depot today and they replaced my batteries with two brand new ones. I can't complain about Ryobi customer service

Here's one that I found by googling "14.4 charger ryobi". There's more out there. Good luck!

http://www.amazon.com/Ryobi-1412001-14-4-Volt-Battery-Charger/dp/B002IKLOO6

This link should help in finding a manual. Good luck. http://powertool.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/ryobi/ryobi_battery_charger_product_list.html

Yes you can, as long as the batteries are the same style and fit the older Ryobi tools. The Ah rating is a capacity rating. The higher the Ah, the longer the battery will last so the 1.7Ah will just last a bit longer than the 1.5Ah batteries, but yes you can use them on older 18v Ryobi tools. I do it all the time.

Just got a reply from Ryobi tech service and it says that "all Ryobi 18V platform power tools can accept and use the lithium batterys, but you must use the charger for the lithium to recharge them. Hope this helps. Dave

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