So then one day you are happily working on your project using your nice Black&Decker drill, then the battery dies. "That's okay," you think, "I'll just put it on the charger and get back to it later." So later you go back, get your battery, start working again and your battery acts as if it's still dead. So you go back again, put it in the charger and the charge light doesn't illuminate. A bad thought enters your mind but you push it aside. You go get your multimeter and the bad thought returns with the confirmation that, yes, there's no voltage coming from the charger. You can no longer run your drill because your charger is dead. Well, fret not my friend, because below you will discover the problem, find several solutions, and maybe even revive your dead charger!

Contained in the following section is information on how to obtain the last Black&Decker charger you'll ever need, or a replacement for the one you have. Click here to enter the charger replacement section

In this section are instructions on how to fix the charger yourself. It will require opening the case, which could possibly be a bit of a challenge. Click here to find out how to fix your old charger.

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