If all lights go out after the battery is inserted, the charger has entered pre-charge mode. In approximately 5-10 minutes, the orange and red lights should turn on indicating that fast charge has been initiated. If all lights remain off after 15 minutes, remove the battery. The orange light should glow. Reinsert the battery. If the orange light goes out when the battery is inserted and all lights remain off for 15 minutes the battery should be replaced.
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SOURCE: Ryobi Model 1412001, 16vdc, 2A
I've open the charger and found that Q4 is open. But they have removed the part number from the component so you can't get a replacement.
SOURCE: Some Ryobi 18v batteries charge, others don't.
Had the same problem with some makita batteries, Was going to throw them away so decided to take apart and see what was happening. The are made up of 1.5 volt cells soldered together, found that many had .9 volts or less and others had 1.5 or more. This means that some of the cells had gone bad (probably due to lack of chemical reaction). Found that if I collected all of the 1.5 volt together could charge just fine. Problem is it is very hard to get them all soldered back together and even harder to enclose them. If a mfg. could come up with some way to change cells individually they could make a lot of money and save us a lot. So the answer to your question is buy you at least one more battery and recycle your old one.
SOURCE: light on ryobi 18v charger
More than likely a defective battery sinse the other ones charge fine..
Bring it back for exchange of another one..
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SOURCE: not charging
try wiggling the battery around and see if a light flashes
also look and see if a light flashes when you plug it in
i'm about 98% sure it's the charger
SOURCE: Batteries not charging
sounds like my charger, not making good contact
wiggle the battery around while pushing down and you can probably get it to make contact
sounds like you just need a new charger
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