Repacking Makita 18v Lithium battery with New Cells (Save $$$'s)
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Published 2020-04-10
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All Comments (21)
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Safer to balance charge the pack for the first time. If you don't have a balance charger, fully charge each cell to 4.2V. It's way better to start with a balanced pack because in time it's more likely that the pack will get even more unbalanced. Great video btw, I enjoyed watching! I've done the same operation a few years ago.
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Both lights flash for error, yours were solid meaning the battery was over 80%, look upon the legend. ))
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Never realised I was missing a spot welder in my kit. Will have to grab one now
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Nice job - very professionally rebuilt. That spot welder really is a must for this type of thing. Cheers.
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Great video no one else that I’ve seen explained how the older style makita circuit manages cell balancing.
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Thanks for the video! Battery companies: "damn they are helping each other! Seal the batteries!"
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That was the best demonstration I’ve seen yet, very good job. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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You make properly well communicated, and helpful videos. Thank you!
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Great video! Just a note: you didn't get a "battery error." The battery error is signaled by FLASHING red and green lights. When they're solid, it simply means the battery is more than 80% full. It happens during every charge cycle. Thanks for sharing!
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this is ingenious!!! i may be upgrading my drill soon the same way. 🤙 you, sir, have earned a new sub👍
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Thnx for the tutorial ! It was well done, and you a beautiful clear voice , which was a pleasure to listen to !
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Best video ever on Youtube for replacing new cells in a makita battery. Thanks a lot dude.
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Awesome work, well done, but that spot welder costs more than a new Makita battery. It's only worth doing this if you already own a spot welder or you're planning to use one for future projects as well.
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Brilliant learning opportunity for all of us. Please keep posting. I run a Repair Cafe and what you do really helps us reduce waste, thanks Christopher...
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That spot welder looks like a heart starter or other fun depending where you poke it. If I was doing this a few photos at the pull down stage tends to really help at the rebuild. But that's just the way I work, especially when I'm ripping apart something new and different
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I'm appreciated that you've made this tutorial as clear as possible, I finally had a full picture about this stuff. Thank you and great job!!
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Useful repair, great vlog. Thanks for sharing and stay safe all.
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Great video! It was enjoyable watching you put this together. I did learn however that it's definitely not worth for me to fix the battery myself since I do not have the materials and tools necessary haha.
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Thank you. There aren’t too many channels that have actual real world usefulness, so when I find one, I subscribe and share. Cheers!
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I just got myself a Kweld a few weeks ago. I love it!
