Will this replace an old charger for a '98 CC 36V. Just bought new batteries and charger does not come on. Want to get max. usage for new batts.
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Only if there is a residual charge in the batteries first. Suggestion, break the new batteries in 12V units and use a automotive battery charger to charge any pair that lacks any voltage. The reconnect all batteries and install this trickle charger. It should fully charge the batteries then...
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I believe your charger will work fine, but you will need to purchase this adapter from the maker of the charger (GPMM3131) .btw it has 8cells and make sure to check the date of manufacture is with in the last 6 months. If its not get your money back!
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I don't believe it can fully charge a 36 volt battery. If you use it a few times for what it can charge the battery you could damage the battery and not have it ever charge to 36 volts. I had those 24 volt chargers go bad after awhile so I cut the charging cable off, went to walmart and bought a better charger meant for a child's riding toy. I spliced the cable to it and have never had a problem again. The charger at walmart was $49.95 and it took 5 minutes to splice the cable. Just be sure to get hot and ground wires spliced correctly. God Bless... Rob
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I don't know but I've learned if charger says bad battery & shuts off if you can put a little charge in with an older charger, this charger will then take over & gradually bring that battery back from the dead. my charger model is 12 v only and relatively low camps, but it has restored several batteries for me if given the time to work.
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If it does not match the ones you received with the unit, I do not believe they are available. Using the adapter with the direct ring terminals, connect that and plug the unit in where the different adapters hook on. If it is a 36 volt system, it has been less than satisfactory for that voltage. It seems to work on new batteries but not older ones.
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If your old charger is a 12-18 volt 48-59-0255. It is for ni-cad batteries only. Will Not Work. Lithium Ion contain a special circuit that will not work on a ni-cad charger. If your old charger is a 18-28 volt Li-ion & 18 volt Ni-cad 48-59-2818. It will work. Or a charger for only 18 volt Li-Ion will work
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Good question...SAME THING FOR ME!! Good thing I bought 2 new batteries when I bought charger. Maybe Amazon could get an answer for BOTH of us!!
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Never had a problem w/the charger.just adjust the batteries.get a battery checker.best way to check any battery.also the batteries are old?best wishes.
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I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt battery ceases functioning I will buy a second 20 volt battery and continue to use my original "18 volt" charger. I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt... » Read More I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt battery ceases functioning I will buy a second 20 volt battery and continue to use my original "18 volt" charger. « Show Less
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I will never purchase this charger ever again, if you read the 1 stars in reviews theirs just like mine and had basically the same problems. I ended up buying a B6AC 80watt 6amp charger for about the same price and have used it constantly for 2 years now with out a problem. But the answer to your question they both will charge NiMh,NiCd,LiPo,LiOn batteries.
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For 36V, the charger will only supply 12.5A. I believe it's the same for 48V.
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To S. Cleveland: I'm glad I can comment on your question. I think that this question in particular should be directed rather to the seller himself. He should know the particulars of this item... (Pls disregard my former comment (in case you read it before I corrected it) since I thought you were asking about the batteries themselves; not about the charger)... For sure, before buying, it is always safer to verify compatibility directly from the selling source... The battery your BB takes could be of a different size or shape than what this charger takes...(so your best bet if always double checking with the seller and making sure before ordering!... It will save ya future grief and aggravation... Also make sure the charger comes with all its parts included, so it's ready to use. (I once bought a charger that did not include the power cord; thus, it was as useless as junk!) Good luck, and sorry I couldn't be of more help to you. :D
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I'm thinking of checking my local hobby shop for a LiPo battery and charger upgrade. I have been looking at various 7.4V LiPo batteries and chargers on amazon but I want to compare prices with my local store before I purchase. I haven't gotten the car yet but word is the charger and battery could use an upgrade and that the car is LiPo battery ready so I'm thinking it might be the solution, although they are about half as expensive as the car itself.
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My Charger is a DC9700 92.6 battery charger, it also says charge only 7000, 9000, or 9100 batteries only. I don't have a 9100 charger, but what I have will charge 9100. I hope this will help, I have recharged these batteries several times and had no problems yet. I got these batteries about 6 - 8 months ago and still no problems. I hope this helps.
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I have a factory slow charger and a quick charger with 5 batteries. So swapping out batteries is no issue with my small yard. But if you have no tools already using the 18V B&D;, best go with a newer model with better battery life.
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I didn't see any specific references to a replacement charger. It's usually the battery that dies. However, I believe Radio Shack has some chargers including universal chargers with a variety of outputs and plug connectors. It shouldn't be difficult to match the output specifications on their replacement units to your non-working charger and it should work fine. I would check the output of your old charger first. As I said the batteries are usually the weak spot. Amazon stocks replacement batteries for the Gizmo.
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Sorry, I can't shed any light on the subject, Brian. After ordering the charger I discovered the problem was with my battery not the charger - I returned the charger I purchased through Amazon. My battery had run too low to be charged using any charger. I had to take it to a golf cart service store and they got it up and running for me. The charger I had was perfectly OK.