DeWalt DC970 Battery Fuse Replacement

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Introduction

If you realize your battery charger for your drill is not charging, there may be a blown fuse which can be replaced by following this guide.

What you need

Step 1 Battery Fuse

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Remove the four 13 mm, Torx Security #15 screws found on the bottom of the charger.

Step 2

Remove the 19 mm, Torx Security #10 screw found in the charger port.
Then pull the top of the charger off separating it from the bottom.

Step 3

Locate the fuse and pull it out with two fingers.
Once you have located the fuse, if you have the replacement fuse just pull the old one out and put the new one in.
Replacement fuses can be found in hardware stores.