Do you have a Dead or Weak power tool battery? Maybe it runs strong for only a few minutes after a full charge? Is it completely dead after a full charge? Or do you get an error light on your charger telling you to replace the battery pack?

I also had this problem for a long time, but not anymore. I run a small service and installation company that travels the state 9 months out of the year. We have 7 trucks on the road, each with 3-4 cordless drills, saws, and grinders. Most of our tools are Dewalt, Skil, Makita, and Ryobi.

Every year at least 2 batteries need to be replaced in every truck. Those batteries cost $30-$80 to replace. Multiply that 2 by 7 and you see why I needed a way to re-condition or revive all these batteries.

I asked an electrician friend to help me create a way to get more life out of my rechargeable batteries my employees had burned through. I knew there had to be a way. Well, after about 40 hours of dismantling and researching nickel cadmuim batteries. What we've come up with is actually a very easy fix. It only requires about 10 minutes to perform, and believe it or not, in most cases there is no dismantling of the battery pack. I do however include instructions in this guide on repairing each individual cell if you have a severly damaged battery.

We are calling this technique the NiCad Battery Fix ™. We are confident you will find this how to guide for repairing you nicd rechargeable batteries very usefull, and very easy to follow. I've include a detailed picture for every step in the process. Remember, it only takes a matter of minutes to perform, and you'll be using you old dead or weak batteries again!

I am selling this repair guide for only $5.99, which I believe is a very reasonable price considering it could cost you upwards of $80 to buy a new battery at a retail store. I would offer this info for free, but I do have to pay for this website. Please read below to see if this battery repair guide is right for you, and what you can expect for your $5.99