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When you pull the trigger the drill only runs a short time and stops. Releasing the trigger and re-pulling it does nothing. If you release the trigger and switch direction, then pull the trigger it run but again only for a few seconds.
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Rep: 145
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Battery is most likely dead. Try charging it,........ . Test it using a multimeter. The batteries can go bad and they will no longer accept a charge.
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The battery can be easily tested using a multimeter ,check voltage before charging, then fully charge the battery , then check to see if it has correct voltage after charging,
This is not very helpful ,the batteries are fully charged and the batteries work fine in other Ryobi tools.
Mark Day, yeah i absolutely right with you ,
My problem is with a cordless drill 18V ..
Its worked for a few seconds atleast 3 or 5 second then become off but the battery are fully fine
I have the same problem with my 7.25" circular saw, my drill and router. All having the same issue, with new batteries. Seems Ryobi tools start dying after about 4-5 years.
I did find if you unplug the battery, you reset the thermal protection, and it will run for a bit longer but still shuts down. Once it heats up you need to let it cool down for 5 minutes or so.
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Hi I have the same problem.I'm thinking bushes.I'll look later and let u know bro
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