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SINCE I BUY THE DRILL ONE OF THE BATERIES IS NOT CHARGING

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How old is the drill? Hilti has a pretty good warranty that you might check into. The only other option is to replace the battery, but I would need the model number to see if I can help you find one. Also give me you location and I will try and find someone close to you.

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