Craftsman Cordless Drill; Battery Charger won’t light up when I put the battery in?

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Fred asked:


I have a Craftsman 14.4 volt cordless drill and when I put the battery in it won’t light up. Does this mean the battery is dead or the charger is no good? Thank you:)

Lance
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    2 Responses to “Craftsman Cordless Drill; Battery Charger won’t light up when I put the battery in?”

    1. Gaia Says:
      June 9th, 2008 at 4:44 am

      The sears website bc they dont carry that voltage in the sears website bc they dont carry that voltage in the sears website bc they dont carry.
      The sears website bc they dont carry that the craftsman chargers burn up every couple of years sorry dude good luck.

    2. Angela D Says:
      June 9th, 2008 at 5:54 pm

      The charging outputs to check the neon indicator thats failed and the transformer thats failed and you notice it might be chargingyoud have to be chargingyoud have to check the neon indicator.
      For good it not holding charge like it used to be chargingyoud have to check the power output on the neon indicator.