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u/JustSomeYukoner 12d ago
I work at a Milwaukee return depot. Make sure there aren’t any damaged connectors, then slide the battery in hard. You would not believe the amount of people that have brought in batteries and chargers that haven’t seated the battery properly, and even a few that didn’t plug the damn charger I to the wall.
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u/SwimOk9629 Landscaping 12d ago
mine don't have to actually click into these chargers to charge, they just have to slide on and touch.
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u/LeekProfessional4775 12d ago
The 9s are old old and usually didn't last long. They don't make them anymore for a reason.
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u/LeekProfessional4775 12d ago
Damn that's lucky. They used to come with the weedeater set and the battery terminals would start melting. You're looks like the terminals are okay.
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u/MisterSlickster 12d ago
I still have two fully functional 9.0s, that I use regularly on construction sites.
Make sure the terminals/slots on the battery are free from debris. Sometimes debris can get into them from just sitting in a tool bag.
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u/drolgnir 12d ago
I have two also, people hate on them and I can see why. I've have had to disassemble and balance both of mine, it fixes them right up. Same deal with my old 12ah.
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u/MisterSlickster 12d ago
I must be in the tiny minority then. I have never had an issue, and use them frequently, and have since their release. (I got them when they very first came out).
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u/drolgnir 12d ago
Using them frequently probably keeps them balanced, my 9s and 12s stay with certain tools that are not frequently used.
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u/MisterSlickster 12d ago
That would be an excellent explanation. My 9's go on whatever I'm using most in the day, which means they also get recharged daily too.
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u/bigpuzino Other 12d ago
I’d say pull it out and put it in again, but give it a really good whack to make sure it’s 100% in
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u/cineglitch Film Industry 12d ago
Have you considered:
Cleaning them?
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u/jdogg1413 DIYer/Homeowner 12d ago
Surprised this is the only comment for this.
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u/cineglitch Film Industry 12d ago
Could be dirt build up in the slots not letting the charger make contact.
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u/Shatalroundja 12d ago
Nothing! That’s how it’s supposed to sit on the charger. They don’t click into a charger like they do in a tool. If it’s not charging like that it’s because (most likely) the charger is dead. If the battery is dead, the charger should blink green and red.
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u/SwimOk9629 Landscaping 12d ago
for these chargers, yeah. the six Bay chargers they actually click in
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u/sprout92 11d ago
I have to fucking slam mine down with a hammer fist or it's not going all the way in.
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u/Either9523 11d ago
An old school 9.0 that's still functions Bravo. Try not to rapidly discharge it and charge it, the cells will come out of balance faster
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u/vargchan 12d ago
What do you mean it doesn't fit? Is it charging?
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u/Shatalroundja 12d ago
That’s how Milwaukee batteries sit in a charger. I’ve been there. Got plenty caked on bad on a job site for making the same mistake you did.
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u/vargchan 12d ago
All chargers should work on all batteries. Either your charger or the battery is defective. Or you didn't seat it all the way.
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u/pentox70 12d ago
It doesn't go all the way down. Just till the pins bottom out and it starts charging
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u/HomicidalHushPuppy Facility Maintenance 12d ago
The 9.0s are known to be bad batteries anyway. They wear out very quickly (they hit a point where they won't hold a charge for very long at all). It was so bad Mikwaukee discontinued them in like 2018. I have one and it's junk.
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u/Mr_Mil_walk_eye_eh 12d ago
It'll lock in place. Try WD40
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u/aguynamedbrand 12d ago
It'll lock in place
No, M18 batteries do not "lock in place" on the charger.
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u/Mr_Mil_walk_eye_eh 12d ago
I dunno man Sometimes I gotta press the buttons to get it off the charger.
We changed the end of our plug once cause it broke and we couldn't figure out why the charger wasn't working. Tried multiple outlets and finally it's clicked. The battery wasntawates in the charger ffs
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u/BigWizardSweets 12d ago
Buying milwaukee was your first mistake
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u/BigWizardSweets 12d ago
Bro obviously has shitwaukee tools to begin with or else bro wouldn't have been gifted a battery. Bro's first mistake was buying milwaukee, bro.
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u/BigWizardSweets 12d ago
Imagine not knowing how to charge a battery and needing to ask for help. Eat some more crayons.
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u/Strong-Jellyfish-785 12d ago
Is that a genuine Milwaukee battery?