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Bosch cordless screwdriver problem
Hi,
The battery in my Bosch PSR 3.6 VS cordless screwdriver doesn't recharge anymore, I suspect the problem is the battery is in deep discharge as it is outputting 0 volts when measured with a multi-meter. Although I'll also mention that when plugging the screwdriver into the re-charger unit the recharge LED does not come on, not sure if this is relevant though. First thought was to simply replace the battery pack but after doing some research on the web it appears the old pack may be recoverable by connecting a more powerful DC battery to it briefly. 1) Does anyone know the validity of such an approach? I.e. do I just connect a 12v car or bike battery for a second or two and that's it? Sounds a bit dodgy to me but I'm willing to give it a go. 2) If the old pack cannot be recovered, what is the best source for a replacement pack? 3) Whilst taking the screwdriver apart the drive mechanism "auto disassembled" onto the floor :-(. I've reassembled most of the parts but cannot figure out where two small metal rollers go (about 5mm long by 3mm in radius) . Here's two pictures http://www.jhatley.com/bosch1.jpg and http://www.jhatley.com/bosch2.jpg . Any ideas? Thanks Jules |
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