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If your battery has malfunctioned or you need to charge and/or replace it, this guide will show you how to do it in a few quick steps. No tools are required.
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Grip the drill. Locate the red locking switch on the back of the battery. Hold the switch down.
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While holding down the red locking switch, slide the battery towards the back of the drill until the battery is fully removed from the drill.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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my battery is stuck in the drill any ideas
My battery is also stuck. I see no replies. What now?
Thank you, it really was easy !!!!!
My battery is stuck too. I read on another forum to use a screwdriver and hammer.
I’m a girl, so don’t take my advice, but wondering if you could you spray it with WD-40 to loosen it up?
Have you been able to get it out? On mine the button was hard to get all the way down. I used both thumbs and was eventually able to get it down far enough to get it off. I bumped it on my leg to help loosen it. If you use a hammer I would suggest using a rubber mallet so you don’t damage the battery or the drill.
Once it’s off clean up the slides real good, spray some WD40 on them, then wipe off with a rag. That should help prevent it from getting stuck again. I would spray a little WD40 on the button and work it back and forth as well.
Hope this helps
