I have a Ryobi SA 1802 drill. I have been told it is involved in a recall. My research shows only the HP 1802M? Can you please advise. God Bless, Semper Fi, Angelo D. Roberson / USMC Never Retired.

Your drill needs to be dismantled and the problem discovered.
Know that these modern tools are not always repairable, but you can at least try.
One reason for the last sentence is parts are not readily
available, particularly if they are made in China.
God bless your efforts.

Ryobi Recalls and Recall Information

After looking at the manual for your charger, it looks like most of the Ryobi chargers like the P113, P114, P117, P118 will charge your battery. The connector on the battery looks the same as the P103 and P104 used here in the U.S.

go to www.fitness.manualsonline.com or www. retrevo.com download for free.
God bless you

you must read the owner manual, specification section, for to know how long time take it.All depend how is good your battery charging or device.

God bless you

Yes, the lithium 18V will fit the 1802 M Drill. Be aware this model had a recall for overheating problems.

Yes on the model 1802m sold at home depot between January 2001 and july 2003
the contact number listed is 1-800-597-9624 hope this helps.

http://www.ryobitools.com/Final_In-Store_Poster_10.12.10.pdf

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

Ryobi has their own website to go on for any part that you need. You need to know all info on the drill like yr., make ,mdl. etc... I purchased a switch for my ryobi table saw and they shipped it quick and the parts are inexpensive.