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Short answer, yes. Longer answer, maybe maybe not. IF the Lithium Ion battery is fully charged when you install it, the bike should be able to keep it fully charged. Lithium Ion batteries do not tend to lose their charge rapidly just sitting there with nothing on. It takes a special charger to charge them to begin with. Colder days, you need to "wake up" the batter with a couple hits of the starter or turning the headlight on, automatic with the key on most bikes. They simply won't give full power until you "wake them up". I am assuming you are talking about a replacement motorcycle battery, not some random lithium battery in this case. One problem is the lithium is much more expensive than the lead acid battery, and if you let the voltage fall to even relatively high levels (sometimes as much as 11 volts) it can ruin the battery totally. Lead acid can be much more forgiving. Leave your key on with a lithium, you could kill it beyond recharging. Lead acid batteries this is not the case, and lead acid batteries can be refreshed with fresh acid, once a lithium is gone, it's gone, there's no saving it. I would rethink why you want a lithium battery. It does save weight and often size, but I see no real advantages over the standard battery in use.

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Battery flat.? Dirty or corroded battery/drill contacts.? Bad connection in the internal switch or wiring.? Motor brushes worn out.?

Try-with channellock pliers. They usually leave marks on the chuck, but they're also more common than strap wrenches

discharge the battery ....

Measure from flat to flat for the size. Or just buy a very inexpensive alan wrench set.

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 a broken wire in the motor circuitry. I would take it apart and look for an obvious open in a wire. If nothing is seen then the most inexpensive fix would be to buy a new one.

either battery is charged or battery is bad. All chargers act different so I can't tell you. Try measuring the battery voltage with a meter. I assume you do not have another battery to try. If the voltage is about 40V then the device might be bad. If it is much less (discharged) then the charger might be bad. But the battery may also be bad. A high internal resistance on the battery might cause the charger to think the battery is charged because it isn't drawing much current

I can't even find the drill. I would go to aliexpress.com and search for a drill and batteries the matched as I suspect it is made in China (most things are)..

It must be a 12V Lead acid or gel battery. Therefore any 12V battery charger should work. It may be tricky to get it connected easily.

battery must be discharged. connect to charger and wait.

Plenty of help and advice online - link to results of a google search below... A micro drill press is the best tool to use with the stone held firmly in a vice and a Plasticine reservoir built around the drilling site for water to keep the drill bit cool... https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CAFB_enGB673GB676&ei=7j9kXfXVB8_EwAKDmrKQCQ&q=best+drillbits+for+gemstones%3F&oq=best+drillbits+for+gemstones%3F&gs_l=psy-ab.12..33i10i160.5511.33680..39331...2.2..4.330.4719.8j23j2j2......0....1..gws-wiz.....10..0i71j35i304i39j35i39j0i131j0i67j0j0i131i67j0i20i263j0i10j0i22i10i30j0i22i30j0i8i13i30j0i13j0i13i30j33i22i10i29i30.JnlBV_Jv1OY&ved=0ahUKEwj1hP2Dr6HkAhVPIlAKHQONDJIQ4dUDCAo

Put some penetrating oil on the chuck and let it soak overnight, they should come loose.

More than likely a defective battery sinse the other ones charge fine..
Bring it back for exchange of another one..

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lube it then use 2 vice grips to loosen it up

is it a morse taper? if so lower the spindle and pry through a slot to remove the spindle. then identify if the chuck is held on with a bolt, threded or pressed in. if its a pressed fit here are chuck removal tools that look like wedges that remove the chuck from the rest of the spindle

try using a wire to connect the battery to charger it might be a loose connection . If it does not work battery or battery charger might not be faulty

yes just go to ebay you my grt one there