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MTO Battery is the best in the industry when it comes to Power Tool Battery Repair and it was the foundation our company was built on many years ago. We feel it is important for our customers to understand that not all batteries are created equal. The materials and supplies that we use in our power tool battery rebuilds are of the highest quality available and offer top-notch performance and durability.

The new online store offers more than 200 individual parts and tools, enabling customers who are experienced with the complexities of repairing electronic devices to complete repairs on the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 lineups and iPhone SE (3rd generation), such as the display, battery, and camera. Later this year the program will also include manuals, parts, and tools to perform repairs on Mac computers with Apple silicon.

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To start the Self Service Repair process, a customer will first review the repair manual for the product they want to repair by visiting support.apple.com/self-service-repair. Then, they can visit the Apple Self Service Repair Store and order the necessary parts and tools.

Apple will offer tool rental kits for $49, so that customers who do not want to purchase tools for a single repair still have access to these professional repair tools. The weeklong rental kits will ship to customers for free.

Over the past three years, Apple has nearly doubled the number of service locations with access to genuine Apple parts, tools, and training, including more than 3,000 Independent Repair Providers. A global network of more than 5,000 Apple Authorized Service Providers supports more than 100,000 active technicians. As a result, in the US, eight out of 10 Apple customers are located within 20 minutes of an authorized service provider.

I can confirm it works with a Spark and a Mini2. I was hoping it would read the FPV batteries but I think the BMS used in that is a variation on a theme. I can get a response from the battery but very little in the way of a sensible output.

Self Service Repair is intended for individuals with the knowledge and experience to repair electronic devices. If you are experienced with the complexities of repairing electronic devices, Self Service Repair provides you with access to genuine Apple parts, tools, and repair manuals to perform your own out-of-warranty repair. Follow these steps to perform a variety of out-of-warranty repairs for iPhone and Mac, such as display replacements.

Purchase genuine Apple parts and rent or buy professional-grade tools from the Self Service Repair Store. The online store is operated by a third-party provider authorized by Apple to sell genuine Apple parts and tools.

Genuine Apple parts are engineered and tailored for each product, and go through extensive testing to ensure the highest quality, integrity, safety, and reliability. The professional-grade tools are designed to withstand the rigor of high-volume daily use to repair Apple products safely and reliably time after time. These are the same parts and tools that we make available to Apple Authorized Service Providers.

System Configuration is a postrepair software tool that completes the repair for your genuine Apple parts. The repair manual will indicate if System Configuration is required and if you need to initiate the process by contacting the Self Service Repair Store support team.

Similar to repairs done by Apple, Apple Authorized Service Providers, and Independent Repair Providers, you will be able to return used or damaged parts replaced during your repair to Apple so that they can be refurbished or recycled responsibly.

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There seems to be quite a bit of interest in fixing cordless drills. Even I have done one instructable on the topic ( which I will put first here! otherwise no particular order ). Most of the fixes involve the battery: some replace it, some soup it up. This guide will help you find many of the instructables in one place. If you have an instructable on this topic and I have missed it please let me know. If you would rather junk the battery and add a cord see: There are other things you can do with your cordless drill, more guides coming, one covers running the drill without the battery: Cordless Drill Repair - Add a Cord. And for even more drill stuff see Cordless Drills - a Collection of Collections.

Lithium ion batteries are a wondrous invention that are lightweight and long lasting. But it's infuriating when the battery won't recharge. You stick the battery in the charger and ... nothing. Guess what? You can fix these batteries that appear to be completely dead. Read on ...

Either way you put your battery in the charger and all you get is a flashing red light, which according to the label on the charger means your battery is defective. It isn't just dead. It's "defective".

You heard me right. You do NOT have to buy a new $50 battery. You do not have to call the company and swear at them because this stupid "defective" battery is only 2 weeks old. (although by all means feel free to do so) You do not have to wait until they ship you a replacement battery to finish your project. You can get that battery up and working in about 5 minutes.

Pulse charge your battery by plugging and unplugging your charger (with the battery in it) for 10 seconds. Try this a few times. If it doesn't correct the problem, continue on with this tutorial.

Step 7. Set the Multimeter to read volts. For testing an 18 volt battery choose the 20 volts setting. This will give you the most accurate reading. (If you don't have a multimeter skip to Step 9 and hope for the best)

Step 8. Touching the red probe to the positive (red) terminal and the black probe to the negative (black) terminal, read the voltage shown on the multimeter. In my case the battery was carrying a charge of 0.06 volts. Which is *almost* nothing, but not completely nothing.

Step 9. Plug your AC adapter in and using the wires, boost your dead battery. Just touch the black wire to the negative terminal (the one with the black wire going to it) and the white wire (or striped wire) to the positive terminal (the one with the red wire going to it). Do this on and off for approximately a minute.

Step 10. Test your the voltage on your battery pack again. It should be higher than it was before boosting. (Again, if you don't have a multimeter don't worry about this - you'll just have to press on without one)

If you still only get a red flashing light and the battery won't charge, boost the battery some more. I find the battery charger will recognize that the battery is good again when you boost it to between 10 and 14 volts.

Please direct marriage proposals to my publicist. A certain tool company is *not* interested in proposing marriage to me. So I'd like to make a point of saying I love these tools and use them all the time. Their batteries and chargers on the other hand, could use some improvement.

I fixed an over discharged battery (not Ryobi) using this basic technique simplified. I taped the wires to the terminals of the battery and used a 9 volt rectangular battery to provide the boost. The prongs of the plug sit nicely over the terminals of the 9 volt battery and a couple of on and offs and it fired up.

add 5 mega ohm resistors in parallel inline on the balance charge wire so it will never allow it below it's threshold of no return or as others know it as the Ryobi black hole of death also in the upside toward charger add a 5 uf capacitor on capacitor the longer wire is positive so be sure to put this in contact with the resistor you just added if needed add a wire to the capacitors ground side with a soldered connection then find anything ground in the batter pack or just usie the battery ground seal everything up with the 3.1 0r 4.1 with adhesive inside use a hair dryer and seal up shrink wrap and waaaalaaaa these 2 items are about 5 bucks on eBay

SHUT UP!!?!?!! I can not believe that I just fixed our lithium battery on our hedge trimmers! I have found so many useful things on your website over the years but this just really blows me away! I will think lovely thoughts about you every time I use the trimmers from now on. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

Thank you so much! I used this technique to try to save my Lithium battery for my Hoover vacuum and it worked! At first, I only had an adaptor with 7.5V (which did nothing) but once I got my hands on a 12V it worked like a charm!

Wow really cool!!

Thank you Karen!!

Do you know what the limits of a lithium battery are? When do they explode? How does one know when they are too old to use? Do they start showing signs?

I admit to being petrified of this and have even declined using solar lights because their storage battery is lithium ion.

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What sort of 12v battery? If it's lead acid you're probably out of luck if it's failed. If it's lithium then it's the same principle as above but I find it's better to measure the individual cells first to make sure they're all equal. What the post above doesn't clarify is that they're battery was never 0.06v. The circuitry cut the battery off. Had they measured each feel individually, they wouldve been around 1.5v each. Lithium charging circuitry will cut a pack off once the cells drop below 2v each (10v for 5 cell pack - also what it doesn't tell you is that these cells can be damaged easily below 2v each especially if they're below 2v for a few weeks. Lithium cells can cause serious fires if mishandled but that doesn't mean to say the above can't be done successfully - but there's probably more thorough guides to follow...

Sadly had this happen with a Dewalt 18v drill. Came with 2 batteries and one suddenly wouldn't charge. Still using the other. Dead battery was recycled so too late for that one but not for the 2 expensive replacements I bought. ff782bc1db