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These two old Makita 1434 drill batteries have surpassed the end of their life. I was trying to get a look inside so I could replace the cells but the case has no screws, look at the pictures. There aren't any under the label either.
Their Ni-MH, so can I replace them with Li-on? As long as their the same type of cell (possibly C) it should work?
Thank you.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15C4ws05...
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Press the button on the side of the battery and pull:
https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywor...
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LMGTFY
well there are about 8 videos on how to do this on just the first page of my search.
"can I rebuild a cordless drill battery"
Here's one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCnz9xSt...
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I know I can get them new, but it's cheaper to replace the cells and get more capacity.
Updated with Pictures.
@pccheese thanks for the accepted answer and the nudge over the finish line ;-)
Congratulations Mayer!!
That's quite an accomplishment and other than @oldturkey03 , it's (500K) pretty much out of reach for a long time to come.
@mayer congratulations buddy! This is an awesome achievement!
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Just a thought, after you get case apart(sonic welded/glued) take lots of pic's to aid in proper reassembly of contacts/wires/etc.
por L Pfaff
@oldturkey03 I'm still working on an answer to this...
por George A.