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Makita DC18SD 14.4V to 18V Li-ion LXT Charger

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Start there. Don’t overuse the batteries, and keep them in a safe area, away from harsh conditions. Lower charge voltages are good for extended life. A flashing yellow light indicates a cooling abnormality. A yellow light will start to flash if the Cooling systemhas come into operation. The battery will still charge in spite of the warning light, but it may take longer than usual. My battery is making the charger flash red. This is supposed to mean it’s too hot, but it’s at room temperature and another battery stored with it is charging fine.

Makita Battery Charger – Ready to charge, Flashing green light Solid Red light on Makita Charger (DC18RC) Although a century-old, Makita in terms of power tool manufacturer is relatively younger than its competition on the market. The MAKITA DC18RC has a cooling fan and Active 3 Controls. This means that during the loading of the charging voltage, charging current, and temperature is held in the holes. The cooling system blows cool air into the battery. As a result, high temperatures occur in the battery, so that the battery life is extended, and the charging process is accelerated. Either turn off the device or disconnect the load charge while during saturation. This allows for the charge to drop unhindered. A parasitic load only confuses the charger, and that can complicate things.The solid green light will appear on its own when the battery has finished charging.The charging light will change from solid redto solid greenand the melody soundor buzzer sound (a long beep) will come out to notify completion of charge.

A single Flashing green light means that the charger is in standby mode. It is connected to an AC power supply and is ready to start chargingyour batteries. The Makita DC18RD twin 18v Li-ion charger, charges 2 Makita 18 volt LXT lithium-ion batteries simultaneously. The rapid charge technology selects the optimum voltage and current and temperature is controlled by the forced air system that circulates air through the battery to prevent overheating. and a full charge sound alert confirms when the charge cycle is complete. MAKITA DC18RD FEATURES Inserted battery has Over-discharged, this can happen if the power tool has not detected that the battery is low and continued to drain power from it.If it doesn’t work leave it a few minutes and try inserting it again. If it still doesn’t work leave the battery for a few days to completely discharge, then try it putting it on charge again. Flashing Yellow light on Makita Charger DC18RC

Product dimensions are stated with a battery / batteries, if they affect the overall dimensions of the product. It is actually a great choice for those who want a great product within a moderate budget. It’s affordability will surprise you. It has a good life and is worth your money.When you’re charging, make sure to do so in moderate temperatures. Avoid hot or extreme cold environments. Makita DC18SD has Makita forced air cooling fan technology and it helps keep your unit in its top shape. Makita forced air cooling fan technology cools the battery during charging by forcing cool air through the built-in air vents, and hence helps in prolonging the life of your unit. Manufacturer of this battery charger is Makita, and this model is called DC18SD. Makita corp. has been in the Industry since 1915 and today are one of the best manufacturers of power tools. Place for storing the unit is also something you should consider carefully. As you know, optimal temperature is paramount in keeping the battery safe. If you live in an area that has extreme weather conditions, make sure that your storage place is in a normal condition.

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