Note: If you try to use this battery on a Dremel tool, beware. I have not found a way to remove the lower clip, unlike with the old Bosch Bat414 model
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I am assuming the battery is fully inserted and the side clips of the battery are locked in place. I just tried this at home. Grab the top of the drill and carefully push the base of the battery against a door jam until you are able to push in both side battery clips. With a good grip on the lower portion of the battery and the battery clips pushed in pull on the upper drill portion to see if they will separate. If you cannot push in the battery clips then you have to apply more pressure against the door jam until you can push in both clips. You may also have someone with a good grip push in the clips and hold on the lower portion of the battery while you gradually pull on the upper portion of the drill. One last try is to put the drill in the refrigerator for ten minutes to see if this will cause the material to shrink and try the same procedure.
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More than likely the battery will only work with the bolt on series , it does interchange with craftsman however, and appears to be the same company that makes them both. I own the craftsman bolt on drill and impact and it has serious power/ speed. Not crazy about the white trim on the Black and Decker battery, trigger, and chuck.
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Not sure, but really doubt it. Our cordless 19V drill works good but I think it has more power than the dremel.I assume you are talking the smaller dremel tool, not the big one that works like a saw.
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No, that was a problem I had. Seems what you buy at Lowes, or other box stores is a different battery configuration. I had received a kit for a gift, then purchased these tools thinking they would share batteries. Nope. That said, still the best cordless tools that I have owned. I now own both post and the square slide type batteries.I may have gotten your question wrong. The saw uses the post type, and the drill and Lowes tools use the slide type.
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Honestly I have no idea, I would bet that some of the pins are for some sort of data connection though, since my impact will go from full power to dead instantly. There is no weakening of the tool as the battery dies, it will just stop working. With the 4 ah batteries I get over a day of hard work out of one battery. I'm curious as to why you are asking? The charger is pretty cheap when compared with the tools and the price of the batteries.
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There is a tiny tab that you have to push down when removing the wire from the battery. try using a pen to do so. It is located between the wire and where the metal clip connects.
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Larry, I checked your drill model out on a replacement parts (com) website and I am almost 100% certain this battery will work on your drill. I am so certain that I would not hesitate to buy it. I was able to fit this battery to my Black and Decker drill (Firestorm FS1442 Type I) with some modification. I had to grind down a raised lip that the battery had around its upper edge that was preventing its insertion into the handle. After doing that, the fit was close to perfect. (I bought two.) The battery runs my drill great, though I did find that the manufacturer altered the locking tabs just enough that, on occasion, the battery would fall out of the drill. I remedied that by attaching a velcro strap to the battery and wrapping it around the handle. The velcro strap is quick and easy to remove and holds the battery snugly to the drill. I hope the above information helps.
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I have been on the web site and the rights to the tool have not been able to locate an extra battery or a charger for the tool. You can try by going their web site, which is listed when you log into Amazon and look for their tool. It's a little frustrating. I also noted that the prices has doubled since I bought our took last fall. Good luck. I'm actually trying to find a compatible battery from another business, but have been unable to do so thus far.
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i,m not sure but it looks like a specific battery has to be used. My guess is no but the battery can be used in other Bosch tools
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It will have to be modified with a dremel or x-acto knife, just like the UV-5R 3800mah batteries have to be modified to fit in the UV-5R+.
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Probably a good idea to buy a new battery. You might also check the contacts in the Dremel. Try hitting it against your hand with the power on, have found this works as well. Sort of magic!
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I really don't know, but these are really crappy batteries. Won't hold a charge worth a darn. Dremel should be ashamed that they provide such poor product.
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This was a replacement battery for my rechargeable air compressor, which the original battery lasted for about 5 years. The original (replacement) one I purchased from amazon arrived fully-charged, but after 1 charge cycle, it would only last for a few minutes. I have since returned that battery for a new one, with very limited use. I thought about my needs and purchased a different product, a portable compressor that has clips to your vehicle's battery; it is fantastic. If this battery is for another purpose, than I cannot help. Thanks for considering my review.
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This is always the case with B&D customer service. They know less than you do and they never call back. I asked if the new 18 volt lithium battery they have is interchangeable with the other 18 volt tools and I never could get an answer.
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I bought the spare battery for my Black & Decker tree lopper (a chain-saw tool with big scissor handles). It slides on an off the tool with a catch. The recharger plugs in the wall receptable and a little pad slides onto the battery and catches. My drills are DeWalt...so I know nothing about B&D; drill motors.
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Actually the BL1830 battery was to be used instead. But if you really want to use the BL1815, you need to remove the metal tab by snapping it off. I would rather go the bigger and stronger battery route, but in a bind...Beware in case you invalidate warranties by modifying (removal of metal tab).
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i think so, i've used the replacement 18V batteries on my blower, hedge trimmer, hand vac and chain saw and they worked just fine. a bit "sticky" to remove - but other than that - no problems. haven't tried them on the grass clipper yet - as it's too early in the season.