How to revive DEWALT Lithium battery? Not charging, If jumpstart won't work, try manual reset.

How to revive DEWALT Lithium battery? Not charging? If jumpstart won't work? try manual reset. I will show you how I fix or revive my DEWALT Lithium battery that doesn't charge. If kickstart or jumpstart won't boost the dead battery, you can try this another method. Reset the CID ( Current Interrupt Device ). This event can happen to your battery if there is excessive cell pressure, high temperature or high voltage while using you power tool.
If this method still don't revive your battery, it might need parts replacement.
This is just my experience I want to share, I learned also from other people who shared same information about this matter.
Just be careful when working with battery like this.

[gc]

My brother I cannot thank you enough my tools put my food on the table when I lost my use of two of my charge packs I was unhappy thinking I got to go drop another 150 dollars to get them but after I stumbled on you're video and did this for myself it saved me a fortune and made my day God bless you for sharing this video man stay blessed

[timothyhoward]

I gotta admit, I thought you were yanking our chains but, out of pure desperation I tried it and it actually worked! Awesome dude! Thx!

[DanielHodgeWhitehodge]

Ok, SIR!! Thank you!!! I’ve seen a lot of videos on getting these things to work. None, and I mean none, have worked. Until now. Wow!! Thanks! Loved this. I’ll just say for those still watching this, if you have a bigger ah battery, just remember to do the 2nd deck!!!

[kaptain]

I literally cannot believe that this resurrected my battery.

I was having my doubts as I didn't hear any air release from any of the batteries, but sure enough, it showed life on the battery indicator and is now taking a charge again.

I never knew the CID was a thing, thanks for sharing.

[zdkkdoq]

Like this guy. No talking. Straight to the point😆😆

[XulioXurenito]

I tried for several days to fix the battery, watched all the videos on YouTube, read all the books, nothing helped.
You are just a genius, now I am your Subscriber and your fan, be healthy, take care of yourself

[chriswilliams]

Perfect result. 4 seconds to revive my very expensive Ingersoll Lithium 20v battery. Thanks!!!

[jeffmeyer]

This worked on my dead 5ah battery. The charger would indicate a solid red light as if the battery was fully charged, when it was completely dead. Tried jump starting with no success. This trick brought it back to life. Thank you!!!

[DanGellert]

Bravo! Craftsman v60 batteries have been discontinued, and I can't find one for sale at any price. Without this trick, I'd be taking a perfectly good lawn mower to the dump, and shopping for a new one. A comparable mower now is running over $600!

[farmingsmallkubota]

Finally fixed this battery that i had only used 1 time. had to repeat the process 2 times but it works again. That battery has sat for 2 years waiting for it to miraculously fix itself and finally the answer. Thank you so much

[leandrew]

I have to share this video to all my dewalt user friend. I just revived 3 battery. Thanks a lot
Respect!

[davidbuckley]

Legend! You will gp down in history as the saviour of all power tools

[josephhiggins]

Thank you Sir! I just followed your directions and my batteries came back to life. Those batteries had some flatulence!

[koolkruzer]

Fantastic! I didn't believe it until I tried it! Makes perfect sense though. All batteries need to vent. Now my four dead batteries are good as new!!! 👍🏼

[kdpsr]

Used this trick and it worked great! I had a brand new battery that showed it had voltage, but wouldn’t charge. I did what you said to do and it took a full charge. Thanks for the tip!!!

[srgore]

This video saved the day for me. After buying a new charger thinking it was dead and after trying two batteries and no lights on the charger and trying the jump start method to no avail, it didn't fix the issue. I was about to toss my batteries (2) and ran across this solution. At first I thought this may have been one of those BS videos, until I read the positive comments and decided to try it. Worked like a champ and took me about 10 mins to revive 2 batteries that would have been tossed. The air escaping did make me jump and I did see it on the video, but wasn't expecting it by the time I got to the second battery. It was a pretty good amount that came out to my surprise. Anyway, thanks a lot for this video. I'm a weekend deWalt user so this was an easy fix and saved me some good money on otherwise fairly new batteries. ✌

[ralphammirati]

11-12-24 Out of curiosity I tried this hack and I am writing this review with the pack charging 👍👍 It was to be scraped and I had nothing to lose but 5 minutes. it worked holy SHIT IT WORKED NOW TO SEE IF IT CHARGES ALL THE WAY AFTER BEING DEAD FOR SO LONG? This is incredible that it worked, Again thank you for the video.

[Mr.MikeD.]

Just Amazing! 🎉
I had what I thought were 4 non-chargeable, defective, dead, 20V batteries. I tried some other fixes/hacks posted by other YouTubers . . .. all failed!
This video when I first watched it . . . scared me a little in that I didn't want to get shocked or worse blow something up including myself!!!
I took apart the first battery pack and took a small screwdriver and pressed on each positive top cap . . . 2 of the batteries released cell pressure!
I thought . .. What? 😲 I screwed the case back together and pressed the led indicator button and all three green % charge bars lit up!
This battery was not dead! It was fully charged! Same with the other 3 battery packs! It made me think that maybe one of my chargers is overcharging?
Just to be safe . . . I bought a new Dewalt DCB1104: 4 amp, 2 stage charger!

All Thanks to the "Dusty Workshop". 👍

[ccorvetteguy]

Thanks dude! Worked perfectly! Tried the jumper trick with no success then came across your video and released the gasses out of a couple of the batteries and charged it, and it worked! amazing never heard of this trick before and not sure how it works but it did!

[beri]

It works! Just tried it on a 20 Volt Max battery I leave on my weed-eater year round…. even through Canadian winters. It wasn’t taking a charge but after this procedure it works like normal. I used the first method and it worked.