Replace AC charger for Campbell Hausfeld CC2300 Cordless Compress

All chargers do quit at some time. I find either the charger quits or the batteries get weak . Some up to one year the expensive ones three years. Time to get a new one. Just wondering is this charger made for this drill?

I guess you have to decide whether it is worth it to you to replace the battery or get a new compressor altogether. I recently replaced my battery with a 12V 7.2AH Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) Battery. Pretty much the kind used for computer battery backups (UPS). There are plenty to choose from under $20 at Amazon and eBay. Just copy the bolded text above and perform a search.

This is the site for CH products. Just enter your model number and you will be able to pick yours. Parts are also available.

http://www.chpower.com/manualsearch/

I'm looking at mine and it has the factory fuse, which is a Blue 15 amp, 32 volt fuse.

If you are having trouble getting a replacement part through Campbell Hausfeld, recommend opening the case, removing the battery and searching for a part # on the battery itself. It may be a generic battery, and possibly can be found without difficulty.

this is it; from the official site:
http://www.chpower.com/productdetail/12-volt-replacement-battery_cc020300av

Try Googling: instruction manual Campbell Hausfeld CC2300 12V RCH Air Compressor

After opening the unit up, this info I found out about the rechargeable battery.

[Info off the battery's label]:
*GS Rechargeable Lead-acid Battery (Portalac) PE12V7A (12v 7Ah) - sealed lead battery*

I hope that info help you, or someone, if you got a 12v 7AMP tip positive DC wall adapter, that thearadacly(sp?) will charge the battery, but I'm doing guess work since I don't know much about the AMP in voltage stuff.

I tried my best.

have a look at the plug the whire and the motor any could be broken,,

I have been told that there official site you can buy another AC adapter, the product number 'SV99400AV' is what your looking for on there site and is also made by Campbell Hausfeld.

But I just looked, and I can't find it on there site, but I hope this information helps somehow at least.