Makita DEAD battery's! What to do?

"Dead batteries can be a frustrating setback when you rely on your tools to get the job done. If you're experiencing issues with Makita dead batteries, it's essential to address the problem promptly. Makita is known for its high-quality power tools and batteries, but even the best batteries can lose their charge over time.
There are several factors that can contribute to Makita dead batteries, including age, frequency of use, and environmental conditions. Over time, rechargeable batteries naturally wear out and may hold less charge. Additionally, frequent use, exposure to extreme temperatures, or improper storage can accelerate the degradation of battery performance.
To revive a Makita dead battery, start by ensuring it is properly inserted into the charger and that the charger is functioning correctly. If your battery continues to show no signs of life, it may be time to consider replacement. Makita offers a range of replacement battery options, including high-capacity and fast-charging models, to suit your specific needs.
Remember, proper maintenance and care can extend the lifespan of your Makita batteries. Store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Charge and discharge them regularly, and avoid overcharging to maximize their longevity.
Investing in high-quality replacement batteries ensures that your Makita tools continue to deliver the performance and reliability you expect. Don't let dead batteries slow you down - tackle the issue proactively to keep your projects running smoothly."

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[@N_Zaner]

Bro! So far this has seemed to work for me. I had a 6ah battery that I had bought but never used. Finally got it out and it was at 1.4V. Gave it about a 10 minute jump start from a 5ah battery and voila! 18V showing and sure enough, it immediately worked on the charger.
I appreciate you boss. Saved me some dollars I do believe.

[@samhardy6116]

I took bad drill. Cut the bottom off. Pulled th wires through. Hooked them up to my car charger and then they would charge now when ever I need to fix a battery I have the tool I need

[@chrissheila]

I’m so annoyed. 2 5Ah batteries died on the same day! Starting to rethink the benefits of battery tools, at least makita ones.

[@armandine2]

How about getting a Milwaukee to Makita adaptor and a Milwaukee charger (£45 for them) and use Milwaukee batteries? If Makita batteries are poor perhaps this is the ultimate solution.

[@toolboxtalking]

Good idea

[@gjsxnobody7534]

WTF.... you didn't show anything... it IDIDN"T WORK... EVEN ON YOUR OWN VIDEO... !!!! why keep this non educational video???

[@toolboxtalking]

Well, it seems like this video really left you with more questions than answers! Don't worry, I'll make sure to include more helpful content in my future videos. Stay tuned!