How I Fix RYOBI 18v Lithium Battery Thats Not Charging Or Working P102 103 104 105 107 108 109 190

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A good working battery is essential when using cordless hand tools. In this Short video I tell a story how I troubleshoot and diagnosis a ryobi battery thats not taking a charge and what to look for when making this repair. I hope you enjoy.. Thanks for watching! And if you haven't yet subscribed, DO IT!! Also hit the bell for awesome notifications.

RYOBI P102 P108 18v Lithium Battery Thats Not Charging Or Working How To Revive & Fix

Replace for Ryobi 18V Battery Lithium 2.5Ah P102 P103 P104 P105 P107 P108 P109 P190 P191 P122 for Ryobi 18V ONE+

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[scottyparker]

After I watched your video yesterday evening, I had two batteries that would not charge I done exactly like you showed it works flawlessly thank you young man, you made it simple and easy to understand thank you

[keithjackson-gz]

It worked. I used the 12v battery on my motor mower, connected to the Ryobi battery with jump leads. Thank you. Very satisfying!

[Antipack]

You seriously just saved me $60. Thank you!

[murraypark]

There's a dozen or more of these videos on YouTube, and I was happy I went with this one. Cuts to the chase; doesn't require me to hack my Ryobi charger. $15 trickle charger was worth the investment to get three formerly dead Ryobi lithium batteries in play again.
Thanks for posting.

[jimwalther]

Had a Ryobi 18v battery that died and wouldn't charge so I marked it bad and had planned on throwing it away. Before I got around to throwing it away a much newer battery did the same thing. I was thinking I would have to buy a couple of new batteries. I decided to do a search to see if anyone else had the same issue and I came across this video. Being a retired mechanic, I had everything necessary to try this process and it worked great. Took the batteries apart as shown in the video and used a small 12v charger touching the leads to the batter for only 1 minute. Both batteries are now charging great. Thank you for your video!

[seemorebutts]

For those who don't quite understand, what he is saying is that there is a low level cut-out switch at approximately 4-a5 volts. So If the battery sits too long and drains, which it realistically should not if it's plugged into a tool because the tool has a low level switch to stop draining the battery before it reaches this criteria, the battery has a cut-out switch so it cannot charge. So by going into the battery and bypassing the little brain and directly charging the cells up above the brain cut-out threshold, he tricks the brain by bypassing it and giving the cells enough power to get the brain to open the passage for charging again. This works about 70-90% of the time, but if you have a burned out cell you need to revert to another video. Thanks for your great short video!

[emissiontechnician]

A little humor to this is I tried it your way and it worked, so easy your way. The humor or irony is I used my Ryobi impact driver and bits to fix my bad Ryobi battery. So, BIG thanks. Larry

[johnlaing]

Thank you for the information. I had just bought a Ryobi cordless hedge trimmer from an elderly lady who had used it a couple of times but left the battery in the machine.
Dead battery!
Tried your method of repair and now its alive and well.

[gregoryskip]

I sometimes try these YouTube videos to fix things and they very rarely work. However, this time, everything worked perfectly and I know absolutely nothing about electronics! VERY clear instructions and showed me exactly what to do. I have no idea how to actually use a trickle charger or a multimeter but with this video I was able to fix my Ryobi 18 Volt battery and, more importantly, impress my wife with the blinking green light!!! Thanks so much for a great tutorial. I wonder if that process works on other similar batteries too. Keep up the good work. You are the MAN!

[fingerfeller]

i am a ryobi fan and have 18v plus system batteries for a while and been replacing as they died, i assumed the batteries would no longer hold a charge or take a charge, your video is interesting and i will certainly give it a try, it gets expensive buying new 18v batteries, thank you for the tips

[mmwwheeler]

Look at your battery case to see if it offers pos and neg terminal markings. I was able to charge my battery without removing the casing/cover. Worked like a charm... took less than 30secs of holding the clips on the terminals before I plugged it back in to the ryobi charger and it started charging as usual. Thx for the video!

[pauldejesus]

i went and bought the harbor freight charger and it worked like a charm i was really excited thx again

[jimt]

Worked for my battery !!! I had a battery that I couldn't "fix" by connecting to the visible terminal connectors... So I opened the battery, as shown in the video, and connected the charger directly to the internal batteries (thereby bypassing the electronics) and now, all is good.

[schylerpascal]

Great fix! I had a Ryobi 18V 3ah that just went out and you saved me $67! Works great again and I now know to keep a charge on them too. Easy once I had an T10 extention torx bit. Thanks for posting.

[Odster]

Reasonably new battery brought back to life. Works perfectly. 10 minutes. Thanks!

[scottyparker]

Thank you young man I appreciate it I've got two of those batteries that died on me and I didn't know what I was going to do, when I seen the Harbor Freight charger come up the light bulb went off in my head an old dog can learn new tricks thank you son

[ravikumarmiriyala]

Thank you. Good instructions . Nice and short. I tried to use my scooter battery charger and it did not work. Found out that it has safety features which prevented the boost. However I used a 12v random charger and was able to get it going. Now I have a working Ryobi battery.

[lowerorchard]

Rather than a trickle charger I simply used another Ryobi 18v battery and connected it with a couple of handheld wires for 30 seconds... bingo, dead battery up to 12v and the charger recognises it instantly. Many thanks :)

[w.rustylane]

I've got two old Ryobi 12 volt batteries that won't charge. I was gonna throw them away, but I will try this trick. Thanks. Cheers from eastern TN

[henrysobcznski]

Thank you. I'm off to Harbor Freight to pick up 12v trickle charger. You saved me cash on new Battery.