hOW DOES THE DRILL COME OFF OF BATTERY?
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Push (or slide) the red tab or button down on the heel of the battery then pull the battery out from under the drill base. It is common for the later batteries to stick because they fit tighter. The battery slides back when pushing the drill forward.
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I bought the spare battery for my Black & Decker tree lopper (a chain-saw tool with big scissor handles). It slides on an off the tool with a catch. The recharger plugs in the wall receptable and a little pad slides onto the battery and catches. My drills are DeWalt...so I know nothing about B&D; drill motors.
1406356
there is a slide button in the front of the battery.....push it down and slide the battery off
1406357
The battery shown is for a chain saw. push the button on the rear of the battery and remove the battery. The battery for the drill is removed by depressing the release on both sides of the battery and the battery will nearly fall off.
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hi ! this is the type that slides in. it is usualy used with cordless lawn and garden tools.thanks for asking.david s pool
1816862
The part that you hold in your hand slides off the head part. Kind of like sliding or pulling a knife out of its sheath. Then you can easily see where the battery fits.
1662965
There is a seam under the on off switch, the entire bottom part / the handle pulls off and the batteries go inside there :) good luck!
2203405
On the side of the charger there is a rounded spot where you just push your finger against the battery and lift it out. It will come out fairly easy.
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Hi! You have to push & hold the silver button to unscrew or loosen the drill head. Once you loosen the drill head you can let go of the silver button. You can now put the drill bit in and then tighten the drill head. The silver button should pop back up once the drill head is tighten. Let me know if that helps you at all.
2010956
you have to remove two screws, take it apart, then have access to the battery!
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the battery is built into the device.its a pack of six cells in a clear case. you can access it by disassembling the drill. its very easy to solder back in place if you can solderthe charger is a small wall AC adaptor with a ~3' cord that plugs directly into the drill
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Pop off the front plastic cover. There might be one screw holding the batteries in behind a plate. Once removed, there is an electrical connector that needs to be disconnected. The batteries should slide out just by pulling on them. If they don't budge, they might be bulged. In that case, you would need to disassemble the chassis some more.
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The manual does not mention anything about it,but the drill has a little openning (on the bottom right above battery pack) which holds one drill bit nice and snug. Drill also comes with belt clip.
1930381
The battery cover is screwed in. It is closed with a single small screw and you would need a small screwdriver to open/close it.
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I had the same problem and couldn't remember how to get the battery out. The unit separates at the point where the light gray meets the darker gray. Just pull hard enough at that point and the battery compartment will pull out. What probably happens is that it gets residue on the plastic or age just causes it to become more difficult due to not opening it frequently. If you pull hard enough, it will open. It is a single AAA battery that is needed.
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Ive not had to replace the battery yet, it holds a charge for a long time though and is the best little drill ive ever had... Hope this helps.
1280020
On the front just below the number pad, that small bottom section is the battery compartment. If you press down and push it should come right off.
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There is a small Phillips head screw on the blue handle. Remove it but be careful not to lose it. The blue handle will then slide off revealing the battery compartment.
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Turn the lid upside down and press down on the center of the raised area. The rest of the lid will detach and you'll find the battery compartment in the part that detached.
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Look at the edge of the knife, across from the gray lever for the pen. There is a little rectangular "door." Pry that out with a small knife or screwdriver. Then, use the same small tool (a jewelers screwdriver works nicely) to pry out the battery. Hope this helps.
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I have had no problems removing the battery. Make sure you are pulling it from the right side. As the picture shows from the top. If you try from the bottom it has a latch and its impossible to remove from that end. Hope this helps. G.