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welchp

03-24-2008 18:10:26




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I have a 14.4 fire storm drill motor that I really like. Just bought a new battery at the B&D store about 2 months ago and now it won�t take the charge. I now have three of these batteries what�s the deal. Can they be repaired or is there possibly an internal fuse?




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Big Earl

03-25-2008 15:01:57




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 Re: Fire storm battery in reply to welchp, 03-24-2008 18:10:26  
I had the same problem the chargers kept burning out. It was cheaper to buy a new drill and get a new charger and battery than just a charger.
The cheap little black charger with the transformer plug end. After three chargers failed I emailed B&D gave them the whole deal of what was happen. And that I liked the drill but I now had two drills a trim saw four batteries and three junk chargers.
They replied within 48 hours got my address and sent me a new updated charger that could charge different voltages and not over charge at any cost at all. I would contact them an see what they say.

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jhill52

03-25-2008 10:09:23




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 Re: Fire storm battery in reply to welchp, 03-24-2008 18:10:26  
I have both a Firestorm and a Dewalt 14 volt drill. Pretty much same batteries interchange but Dewalt charger has automic shutoff. wonder if Dewalt batteries are better also.

Jerry



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mkirsch

03-25-2008 04:40:59




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 Re: Fire storm battery in reply to welchp, 03-24-2008 18:10:26  
I've taken quite a few different packs apart, and they use low-quality NiCd batteries inside, as a general rule. It's no wonder they don't last.

One thing, you can't leave the battery on the charger 24/7. That'll cook it for sure.



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36 coupe

03-25-2008 04:35:54




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 Re: Fire storm battery in reply to welchp, 03-24-2008 18:10:26  
I would take a close look at the charger..



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NRV

03-24-2008 19:43:34




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 Re: Fire storm battery in reply to welchp, 03-24-2008 18:10:26  
Just posted this site link a little while ago. Worked for me, check it out



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