Dirt Devil Gator Battery Replacement
Introdução
Ir para o passo 1If your Dirt Devil Gator (Model Number: BD10100) isn’t starting or staying on for more than 15 seconds, you may need to replace the battery. Follow this guide to replace the battery to keep your Dirt Devil Gator in use!
However before using this guide, you may not need to full replace the battery, just charge it! A dead battery is a simple problem with a quick fix to get you started vacuuming again quickly!
The battery on the Dirt Devil Gator keeps the machine on and the air flow working, so it can suction dirt and debris. A dead/damaged battery will not power on the device resulting in a possible replacement needing to occur.
Step 5 requires you to remove the battery from the motor. From there, you must desolder and cut wires to replace the old battery with the new one. Follow this guide to desolder and solder connections properly!
Before beginning, make sure to power off your device completely and disconnect from any external power source.
O que você precisa
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Press the button on the middle of the vacuum by pushing down on it and pulling the device apart.
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Cut the white and black wires with wire cutters to disconnect battery from the motor. Follow this guide to desolder!
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Remove the tan couplings from their white sockets and replace with new batteries.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. The battery is not likely to fail, but if it does when following these steps, you will see something immediately wrong.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. The battery is not likely to fail, but if it does when following these steps, you will see something immediately wrong.
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You neglected to mention one VITAL item, what is the part number for the replacement batteries or where does one find those? I've searched all over the internet and cannot find them anywhere. The company says they are NOT user serviceable or replaceable parts. For me, it's not a matter of being able to the job, I definitely can, but it is not possible without the parts.
Judging by the pictures, the battery seems to be comprised of standard sub-c NiCd cells.
You would probably also be able to use NiMh cells, which would grant you a little more runtime and can be bought pretty much everywhere.
