J.B.Slocomb" wrote in message
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The charger for my old battery drill has died and I'm trying to
resurrect it. There are three connections to the battery, two larger
connections labeled "+" and "-" and a third connect, smaller and
labeled "T". The plus and minus connections are easy enough but what
is the "T" connection.

As some of the components in the charger are unmarked I have been
thinking of just connecting a 12 volt charger to the battery
connections and am wondering about what to do about the "T"
connection.

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Cheers,

John B.


Ages ago I worked at a tool store. We got Makita charges in all the time
that, "didn't work." I took one apart one day and found they had a fuse
hidden inside the case. If you plugged in a battery hot from continuous use
it would blow the fuse. I started "fixing" them in house for customers.
Certainly worth a look.