I bought a EG1345 and a CS1237 batteries for a CS1406 they work great but don't insert same 19.2V charger, why?
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I believe Craftsman has 3 different chargers for the 19.2 It is unfortunate they do this.
387979
Based on the AD the charger does not list the model P875-S7310. If you need a 19v 3.42A 65W the difference May only be the connector that plugs into the Laptop, you can get the connectors at Radio Shack, it is up to you if you want to try it with your Laptop
529518
Yes. I charged my replacement batteries with the original charger and charged my original batteries with the new charger. Both components work fine.
952535
Just be careful that they send you the right charger, they sent me a 18 volt when I ordered a 14 volt, and would never correct the problem ! Ken K
730385
Refer to your current charger. This unit will work if the your current units provides 19.5V and equal to or less than 4.62A.
1171972
The best way would be to do a Search with your computer model to make sure the charger fits that model I should have done that now I'm stuck with a charger that won't stay in the computer and the charger number was the same but with a different plug on the end
815028
My charger is a dw9118. Works great in it.These batteries have a longer. Staying power than the originals.
641371
The model numbers on my charger are DC9700A K0697 and I have had no problems at all charging these batteries with it.
1716861
I have this. Works flawlessly. http://www.amazon.com/EBL%C2%AE-Version-Charger-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B00EB7812C/
1755488
I had to ask someone also. I think I have a model 3762. Just enlarge the charger and look carefully at the part that fits into your toothbrush and see if the shapes are the same.
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This is an 11.1V battery - I have one and it it excellent. The product description states that it is not compatible with the 14.8V battery. If your system needs the 14.8V, it will not work with this 11.1V battery. Confusingly, the description for this battery does state that it is a replacement for the model JN039 battery, which, if I'm not mistaken, is the 14.8V. Perhaps an Anker rep can weigh in here to clarify the situation.
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I'm not sure of the difference, but whatever you do, make sure that all the#'s match up don't mix of they don't! Example the EN-EL14 is 7.4V 1030mAh 7.7Wh, if those don't match, don't mix. But on the plus side, it will still work with 1 battery at a time, so just keep them charged up and ready to shoot!
881140
I did replaced two 3152 batteries with a WS3127. It works fine and will charge with the same charger.I use it in my hedge trimmer and my string trimmer.
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I honestly couldn't tell you. finding out information for this product was difficult, I had to order two different batteries before I found the right one. Apparently they are color coded for certain batteries. We bought the charger that fit battery (red) 0801-0712, hope this helps.
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All 4 of my chargers are set for 4.2v.I have had NO problems at that setting But, always charge new batteries as soon as you get them.I charge all my batteries, any size in it.The charger is automatic , stops charging at the correct voltage.George
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hello Mike S. Don't do what I did pay a lot of money for something that don't work, these are after market chargers the original battery has been discontinued by sears, as have the charger, so long story short don't waste your money on something that don't fill the bill. Be smart spend a little and get a knew drill the 19volt is great and powerful, and it's less than $100.00 these come with two batts and charger besides X-mas is coming so what are you waiting for???
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It replaced my red Makita Nicad batteries with considerably more power (20%) and I could use my existing DC1411 Makita charger to charge it. I cannot remember is my old Nicad batteries were PA14`s.