Charged lawnmower, now won't work - Black and Decker 24V cordless

try running the battery right down to fully flat this should reset the diods to fully recharge the battery again

Hi Sandi-
This could be an issue with the battery itself or charger. The best way to know is to have the battery tested. You can follow the link to locate your nearest service center to have them tested.


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its best to replce the battery. remember to recycle the battery.

replacement details at http://www.blackanddecker. com/outdoor/CS100.aspx

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If the blade is turning it should cut grass. Try mowing. If it's not cutting the grass then the blade is not turning, or is no longer turning at the proper speed. Look for a fuse or circuit breaker.But after 2 years the battery may have a problem. Try the manufacturers website for help: http://www.blackanddecker.com/en-us/support

not likely most batteries may look similar, but will not fit in the wrong device. Also if it did fit it would burn up your motor quickly. is there a problem with the 18v set-up?

I assume you mean convert it to corded, connected to the mains; cordless is electric as well.
It is possible but there are conversion losses as compared to using a 'native' AC corded mower motor.
It also depends on why you want to convert it. If you find the battery unit underpowered, adding a 12v power supply and cord will not solve that, it will just extend the run-time to continuous, assuming the motor does not overheat, as it is probably designed to match the battery run length for on/off cycle times.
You could consider trading, or selling yours and buying a corded mower.

Click on the link below and you will find replacments

You need to work out if the cost of two batteries is cheaper than a deal on a new drill pack


http://www.svcvacuum.com/black_and_decker/black_and_decker_battery.htm

You can find parts information and exploded views for your mower here. You'll need to pick the series mower you have from the list. The service site's home page is here. At the bottom of the center pane is box where you can enter your model number to find the manual. With the views they give, you should be able to get the mower apart to replace the batteries yourself. Good luck on the project!

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.