-   I have 2 batteries and one charges, so I'll rule out the bad charger. I'll try cleaning the contacts (unplugging first) and see if it goes red. If not, it'll go back to be responsibly disposed of. -   Guest
talked to Ryobi and they are vague. It can either mean that the battery is bad, or the charger is bad and another one that maybe the contacts of the battery are dirty or not seating fully in charger. What I would look for in this instance first unplug the charger and look into charging slot to make sure the terminals of the charger are not bent and they come out into the cavity where battery would go. If not gently pull terminal into opening and retry. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance
when i plug in the battery to recharge the two lights on the left light up and the battery does not...
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when i plug in the battery to recharge the two lights on the left light up and the battery does not charge. I tried it with two different batteries. Is the charger defective? Thanks
One of the front power jacks will not work. The motor side works great. The orthe side the gear on...
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One of the front power jacks will not work. The motor side works great. The orthe side the gear on the shaft from the motor turns and it also turns the gear that raises and lowers the jack but the jack does not move. Are thys a pin that has been sheared and can it be fixed?
I lent my Ryobi 18 V batteries and flashlight to a friend during a power failure. When they were...
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I lent my Ryobi 18 V batteries and flashlight to a friend during a power failure. When they were returned, both batteries would not take a charge and the green yellow lights show on the charger. Are the batteries toast, and is the problem that they were charged before they had a total discharge?