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ddawg16
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Do a search on the internet....plenty of sites.....
But....be aware that if your lucky and it's only one battery with a minor issue, then it might work....otherwise, you are better off buying a new battery.
For future reference, you can get the max life out of a battery (not car battery) by using it until it dies....fully charge it...but don't let it sit on the charger....unless it's a really good charger....most just cook the battery, thus reducing it's life.
BTW....Welcome...
But....be aware that if your lucky and it's only one battery with a minor issue, then it might work....otherwise, you are better off buying a new battery.
For future reference, you can get the max life out of a battery (not car battery) by using it until it dies....fully charge it...but don't let it sit on the charger....unless it's a really good charger....most just cook the battery, thus reducing it's life.
BTW....Welcome...
Thanks!! But that's how I found this site. Thee was an indication that the same information you find in guides was available here for free? This looks like a cool site so hopefully someone else can walk me through it or direct me to another site that can.
Thanks again!!
Thanks again!!
robarosa
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I've had batteries reconditioned for old Sears stuff. You can get a new one probably cheaper. Check Lowe's or Home Depot,
or http://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DC9071-12-Volt-Hour-Battery/dp/B0002AJKNQ
or http://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DC9071-12-Volt-Hour-Battery/dp/B0002AJKNQ
MrMark
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Do you mean how to replace all the individual cells? or how to try to bring one back from death? If the latter, I have never seen any convincing info that zapping them with high voltage will do anything more than temporarily bring them to life.