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My 20V max power unit and drill attachment has developed problems with the trigger; this was given to me as a gift for x-mas last year. how do i go about having it repaired under warranty?
Re: my 20V max power unit and drill attachment has...
Usually the manufacturer has a web-site with warranty information. Search manufacturer's name. Ask gifter where item was purchased from. It might be a local store that can assist
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Replacement Black & Decker LBX2040 Cordless Drill Battery
Type: Li-ion
Volt: 40V
Capacity: 2500mAh
Color: Black
Weight: 1250g
Dimension: 182.88 x 86.36 x 149.86mm
is it brushless? if it has brushes make sure they move freely in their box otherwise the motor isn't getting power. if it's brushless either there's a connection problem with the smaller battery wires telling the saw each cells voltage or the motor controller is bad.
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High Performance Current Mode Controller doesn't work for you in the charger. According to the link, scheme.http://kazus.ru/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=51161&d=1377505983
Here is the manual for the charger - note on page 2 the meaning of the problem you describe - time to replace batteries (depends how old they are) http://download.sears.com/own/00925737e.pdf
That being said, check the videos out, perhaps can get it to work after all for a while longer.
Sounds like your brushes are either damaged or the armature is failing the current. Remove the brushes first and inspect them, that is where your arcing is coming from. If the brushes appear ok, your problem is in the armature itself. Regardless of low use, if you store the unit with the battery attached, there are issues with the current draw while stored.
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