Anybody try charging battery in a DW9116, did it work???
815027
I have used both the dw9116 and dw9118 chargers on the 12v 3000mah batteries with no problem on either one.
815028
My charger is a dw9118. Works great in it.These batteries have a longer. Staying power than the originals.
815029
The Dewalt 9116 is for NiCad batteries and it works well for these. It has a "tune-up" mode to help fix old batteries. Just leave them on the charger for about 10 hours and it should at least help. This charger is not recommended for NiMh batteries however but I know they have been charged in them with good results. If the Dewalt doesn't recommend it maybe its for a good reason.
924621
Where I use this battery it has a build in charger. The one on amazon "Sealed Lead Acid Battery Charger UPG D1724" should work fine. It is only $8.29.Sealed Lead Acid Battery Charger UPG D1724
629223
Good luck. Had to throw mine away. Be sure to check the charger it was the reason my battery was bad.
2102893
Yes, it does. More info: a few weeks ago, we were unable to charge the battery. We talked to Greenworks, they referred us to a local repair shop, where they diagnosed the problem as a faulty charger. We contacted Greenworks and let them know, and they put a new one in the mail to us immediately. Good service and a quick solution at no cost to us.
1862942
Sounds faulty to me. It has been a while since I bought my replacement battery and cannot recall if I had to charge it prior to use. All I know is that mine works great. Never have had a problem.
989641
I'm guessing the plug in your connector is round, this one is oval with 8 holes connection. If oval and connection work, I don't see, why not Word of caution! if you don't unplug from battery when charging it will burn out circuit board. Mine did!! sorry couldn't be more help! charging
2196007
This may seem a bit obvious but ensure the battery is inserted in the charger the right way round. Assuming this is not the case, determine if the charger is faulty(if you bought a second battery this will be easy)I have had no issues with mine for the last year..
490015
Are you sure the charger is working, I would check that first? If so, also suggest you might need to disassemble it to determine the battery model and type, then search online accordingly. Sorry - not a positive answer to your question.
1040415
Check to see if the connector may be the same as Tek-Nek products. Those chargers are still available. If all else fails, this charger will work, if a bit clumsy to use: Sealed Lead Acid Battery Charger UPG D1724
489221
You can charge that if you can get it to work. I was not able to charge a single battery with mine. It keeps shutting off like it is overloading or something. Total junk. Buy something better. You get wht you pay for.
2080963
I am using it with the charger DC9700A -- Your's is probably newer probably backwards compatible; check the specs.
2134548
I found the specs for this on the back of my package. On the back it says: Charge both 8.4v and 9.6v NiMH 9V battery. It looks like it will work for a 9.6 volt if it is a NiMH battery.
1050640
Make sure you put the battery in with the flat side of the battery facing out towards you, It wont make contact the other way. And of course make sure the contacts of the battery are facing the metal pins of the charger. It seems kinda ass backwards. I hope you get it to work. My experiance with the batteries has been good. Good luck
103107
My charge quit working a while back.. I still have it and looked at it once again.. It's the positive pin not seating so I have stoped using it ... sorry .. I do believe it would work with other battery's the same type if working.
474614
I gave the one I bought as a gift to a friend, who has drill and impact, he has had no problems charging his.. If you still have your old battery compare them to make sure they match up. Or see if friend has a charger to try. Otherwise I would see about returning it, it may be defective.
158772
I used both a DW9116 (7.2v-14.4v) and DW9118 (7.2v-18v) chargers and both worked fine. No experience with the DW9107 but it is also a 7.2v-14.4v charger. I noticed that some of the DW9107 chargers were recalled. http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2001/CPSC-DEWALT-Industrial-Tool-Co-Announce-Recall-of-Battery-Chargers1/
2008896
DW9117 is a battery charger not a battery, what is the battery you are trying to use?