Replacement Wor Cordless Drill Batteries

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Rechargeable Power Tool Battery Dos

• Do Keep Battery Charged: Recharge cordless tool batteries as soon as you notice a decrease in power. Most batteries last longest if recharged when they reach 70% capacity. Even NiCd batteries (the ones with the so-called "memory effect") only need to be completely discharged every month or so to retain their charge memory.
• Do Use Battery Regularly: Battery life decreases with lack of use, so keep those tools in action! If you only very rarely use a tool, you may want to consider a plug-in version, or plan to recharge the cordless tool battery before starting a project.
• Do Charge Battery Completely: Be sure to leave the cordless tool battery plugged in until it's completely charged. Most chargers have an indicator to let you know when the battery is fully charged.
• Do Keep Battery Cool and Dry: Cordless tool batteries will last longer if stored in a dry, climate controlled dry area. It's not necessary, however, to store batteries in the freezer.
• Do Store Battery Properly: Store your cordless tool battery in the original carrying case, or in a cushioned bag. Be sure to use the plastic cap that came with your battery to keep it from short circuiting and to protect the terminals from breakage or moisture.
• Do Have a Backup Battery Handy: It's a good idea to have a second battery available and charged for your cordless tool, so you can switch out in mid-job.
• Do Protect the Battery: Be gentle with cordless tool batteries - they won't work if damaged or cracked.
• Do Adjust Cordless Tool Settings: Be sure to use the right tool setting for the job. For example, higher torque settings can run down a cordless drill battery faster, so you'll get more battery life if you use the setting that's needed.