I had an M18 Milwaukee battery that showed it was fully charged but the indicator on the outside of the battery said it was fully dead. Multimeter said it had the same voltage as a fully charged battery. I tried all the tricks to jump start it and just about gave up. I hook the wires up from the battery to another one for one last try and didn't notice I hooked the battery terminals up wrong and the wires were glowing red filling my house with smoke period on a good note somehow that fixed my battery and now it charges fine and works fine
Sorry sir, I want to ask, I am an Indonesian service mechanic, I have a Milwauke battery when the charger flashes red green red green indicator flashes, the battery is damaged or the charger module is damaged, thank you
My Milly battery has the control board encased in black epoxy. All cells stay strong at 4v. But control board not letting power through. Damn. I'll retro fit a control board and use generic charge.
Update just a few minutes later I go to check the battery and press the battery indicator button and it says it is fully dead now. These batteries suck I can't figure them out
My 9amp battery did the exact same thing. It was a christmas present from friends 2 years ago. They don't remember where they bought it and they didn't do the extended warranty on line at the time. It hasn't been used a lot and I keep it indoors, so no cold damage. It now looks really nice at the bottom of my bin. Milwaukee must be using really cheap batteries these days, for so many failiures. I wonder if the people in china, where the batteries are made, have told the company what they are putting inside when the slave workers are assembling these batteries.
Milwaukee actually uses samsung cells in their packs which are very good cells. That's what's in my 9 amp hr pack anyway. The problem is the shitty circuitry that allows them to sometimes discharge improperly and then won't allow them to charge up afterward. Granted it would be dangerous to charge all the cell banks together when some are full and others are dead because you would overcharge the full cells and risk them blowing up. But I don't see why they can't figure something out to stop this from happening.
Electronicle 😂..👍🏼. I’m sorry, but i was just trying to push you a little bit. I’m still with you and thank you for part 1. ......I’m 70 yrs. old....😳. I just don’t want to be dead before you finish part 2....Yes i am 70 yrs old. 😳😷. and time is precious to me. Thanks.😊
My batteries just do not hold the charge. and when charged they will drain VERY fast. Wondering if I have a bad cell or a problem with the charge board? I do not use the batteries a lot. I charge them and let them set till I need them. all of a sudden they don't hold their charge.
@@Electronicle I actually have 4 of these that do the same thing. Charge them up and a week later they will be down to one light and i didn't even use them.
A friend of mine had a Ryobi pack that had similar symptoms. It had 2 cells that went bad. No substitutes so I scavenged and used the good cells for a hedge trimmer that only needed 8.5 volts. Curious to watch your next step. J K
Yes kids, don't try this at home, unless you are an Electronics Technician, but nevertheless, thanks for letting me know, I can troubleshoot it, prior to taking it in for repair...(Could just be a bad capacitor)
Sorry sir, I want to ask, I am an Indonesian service mechanic, I have a Milwauke battery when the charger flashes red green red green indicator flashes, the battery is damaged or the charger module is damaged, thank you
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I had an M18 Milwaukee battery that showed it was fully charged but the indicator on the outside of the battery said it was fully dead. Multimeter said it had the same voltage as a fully charged battery. I tried all the tricks to jump start it and just about gave up. I hook the wires up from the battery to another one for one last try and didn't notice I hooked the battery terminals up wrong and the wires were glowing red filling my house with smoke period on a good note somehow that fixed my battery and now it charges fine and works fine
Make a video 😂🤙
Sounds like whatever solder was disconnected in the pack was allowed to reflow from the heat
Update: one of the battery cells was bad in the pack.
Sorry sir, I want to ask, I am an Indonesian service mechanic, I have a Milwauke battery when the charger flashes red green red green indicator flashes, the battery is damaged or the charger module is damaged, thank you
My Milly battery has the control board encased in black epoxy. All cells stay strong at 4v. But control board not letting power through. Damn. I'll retro fit a control board and use generic charge.
Update just a few minutes later I go to check the battery and press the battery indicator button and it says it is fully dead now. These batteries suck I can't figure them out
Hold indicator button for five seconds then immidiately put on charger. Moght work
I have total 4 of 9.0 battery have all some problems, they are almost new, one of battery using less than 10 time when bad.
My 9amp battery did the exact same thing. It was a christmas present from friends 2 years ago. They don't remember where they bought it and they didn't do the extended warranty on line at the time. It hasn't been used a lot and I keep it indoors, so no cold damage. It now looks really nice at the bottom of my bin. Milwaukee must be using really cheap batteries these days, for so many failiures. I wonder if the people in china, where the batteries are made, have told the company what they are putting inside when the slave workers are assembling these batteries.
Milwaukee actually uses samsung cells in their packs which are very good cells. That's what's in my 9 amp hr pack anyway. The problem is the shitty circuitry that allows them to sometimes discharge improperly and then won't allow them to charge up afterward. Granted it would be dangerous to charge all the cell banks together when some are full and others are dead because you would overcharge the full cells and risk them blowing up. But I don't see why they can't figure something out to stop this from happening.
😳😳Looks like he could not fix it.....That is why he did not give us a part 2.😟😟😟🤣😂🤣😂
I'm sorry, been very busy lately and haven't had a chance to edit it. The audio was screwed up so I'll have to do a voiceover and haven't had time.
Electronicle 😂..👍🏼. I’m sorry, but i was just trying to push you a little bit. I’m still with you and thank you for part 1. ......I’m 70 yrs. old....😳. I just don’t want to be dead before you finish part 2....Yes i am 70 yrs old. 😳😷. and time is precious to me. Thanks.😊
My batteries just do not hold the charge. and when charged they will drain VERY fast. Wondering if I have a bad cell or a problem with the charge board? I do not use the batteries a lot. I charge them and let them set till I need them. all of a sudden they don't hold their charge.
Probably a bad cell. Only way to tell is to take it apart carefully and measure.
@@Electronicle I actually have 4 of these that do the same thing. Charge them up and a week later they will be down to one light and i didn't even use them.
A friend of mine had a Ryobi pack that had similar symptoms. It had 2 cells that went bad. No substitutes so I scavenged and used the good cells for a hedge trimmer that only needed 8.5 volts. Curious to watch your next step. J K
Funnily enough they are both owned by the same company. Ryobi and Milwaukee
Greetings, can you repair my 18 batteries?
I have a new M18 battery showing open; any ideas?
What you use to charge the cells?
adenosine triphosphate is what gives cells energy.
@@tu1469 lmao 🤣
ATP ? I don’t think he was talking about human cells brother
@@regisdiallo1296 LOL
*The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.*
@@h8GW lol
Hi what screwdrive you use? Is star but what number?
Security torx10
Corrosion on the center of the PCB?
Really badly unbalanced cell will also do it.
need to send my tig welder to you to look at it.
Where is the second part?
I'm sorry, been very busy lately and haven't had a chance to edit it. The audio was screwed up so I'll have to do a voiceover and haven't had time.
The charge contacts solderjoint is obviously cracked ... bad visual inspection
It can be your charger it looks pretty old
Yes kids, don't try this at home, unless you are an Electronics Technician, but nevertheless, thanks for letting me know, I can troubleshoot it, prior to taking it in for repair...(Could just be a bad capacitor)
Are you on FB?
Electronicle, can you PM me please? I have a VCR situation and could use your expertise. Xo
I"m not on facebook, best I have is putting your question here.
Sorry sir, I want to ask, I am an Indonesian service mechanic, I have a Milwauke battery when the charger flashes red green red green indicator flashes, the battery is damaged or the charger module is damaged, thank you
Yea that’s true. What was the fix for that battery?