take a hammer, and apply force. These batteries dont last forever... but i am serious about the hammer... you may be able to free up whats inside (if you know how a batterey works.)... also apply heat.. try to hit it from all angles than slam it down on the back and leave it sit... than try. I hope this works for you my dewalt batteries over the years have don this, and it works.. but BTW. it wont hold a charge for very long anymore.. the battery is pretty much garbage.
I have a dewalt de9116 charger and when a battery is put in it flashes constantly even a new...
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I have a dewalt de9116 charger and when a battery is put in it flashes constantly even a new battery. Is the charger defunct?
Hello. My DC728 drills keyless chuck took a dive. I had no choice but in removing all of the plastic...
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Hello. My DC728 drills keyless chuck took a dive. I had no choice but in removing all of the plastic as well as the 3 jaws and misc spacers. Yes, I did remove the main/lock screw from the shaft arbor, however I cannot remove the chuck body itself.. I have wedged 8'' long screwdriver shafts into the chuck perpendicular to the drill and proceeded to whack the leverage mechanism both counter and clockwise...Which way should I be hitting it? I cannot budge the unit...Does Dewalt use locktite on the threaded arbor shaft? Do you have any other suggestions? I have hit the leverage mechanism so hard in both directions that I can actually get the drills transmission/gears to skip...which I know is not good...I have tried everything but heat... Thanks, Mike