Why Won T My Dewalt Battery Charge

When I take the battery off of the charger it only shows one bar of charge and doesnt have full.
Why won t my dewalt battery charge. Saw this on another forum and thought it was worth sharing. I have already replaced 1 battery at about 14 months and now at 22 months I have to replace battery 2. I have a DCB203 2ah 20v Max XR battery that suddenly stopped charging.
Its probably just below the voltage threshold for the charger to charge the battery. DeWalt battery packs are quick to charge and long-lasting and contain a microchip that shuts the battery pack off if it overheats. When I put it on 2 different chargers they both go to a solid red light saying its fully charged after about 10 seconds of flashing.
The DEWALT service centre informed me. Make sure the battery is pushed all the way into the charging station until you hear a. If you do fill your battery all the way up dont leave the device plugged in.
If the battery is not fully charged repeat steps 4 through 7. If your battery wont charge first look to see if the light is flashing on the charger you plug into the wall. The low voltage may have damaged cells so although you could charge it and bring it back to life it might now be the same againand doing that would probably void your warranty Im sure there are electronics inside that can see if the batteries were hooked up to something not-Dewalt.
If the light is not flashing then there may be a blown fuse in the battery charger which can be replaced. It could be so discharged the charger thinks its a defective battery. The real problem with cordless tools is that the battery is undersized by at least a factor of 2 more for cheap tools.
They run fine for a short time and then the drill just wont start. The batteries have a device to measure the temperature and wont allow you to charge the battery if its too hot. Its most likely your charger refusing to charge the entire pack due to one faulty cell or one thats out of range of the chargers board to bring back into balance.



















