I've purchased 2 UC18YGL and 2 of the UC18YRL universal battery chargers. None would charge my 7 Hitachi EB1414S batteries. Will yours work?
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It works with my EB1412S batteries which are provided with my Hitachi DS 14DVF drill. My batteries are noted as 14.4V. It takes two hrs to fully charge my batteries with the charger. Hope this helps.
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I don't know that mush about the different batteries. My old charger bit the dust so I purchased this one for my 18 volt hammer drill and Sawall. It works fine.
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Double check that you have the batteries in the charger correctly, charge them and it should work. Return it via Amazon
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The charger states on it 110v only. I tried a step down transformer from 230 -&gt; 110v and the charger would not work with this. In the end just plugged the charger direct into 230v and it seems to work fine (for around 4 months). I suspect the 110v and the 230v chargers that hitachi offers are exactly the same. Hope this helps.
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Usually Energizer chargers can only charge Energizer batteries I would make sure it says compatible with high capacity NiMH batteries even if it can charge them it could take a longer time & it may heat the batteries to an unsafe temperature
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I'm guessing the plug in your connector is round, this one is oval with 8 holes connection. If oval and connection work, I don't see, why not Word of caution! if you don't unplug from battery when charging it will burn out circuit board. Mine did!! sorry couldn't be more help! charging
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You can charge these batteries with any makita charger designed to charge makita 18v slide style batteries. Input voltage does not matter.
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No, that charger only charges NiCD batteries. These are NiMH batteries so you will need to get the B&D model #BDFC240 which will do both types NiCD and NiMH.
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not sure about the charger ,If I where you I would look up Hitachi web site and see what all can be used with that charger.
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I first purchased a 4 battery Sanyo set that included a Sanyo charger. While I think your energizer charger would work, I would not take that approach myself as the Sanyo charging paradigm may differ from the energizer charger. YMMV.
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I got 18500 batteries and have been using this charger awhile now and it charges mine without a problem. I don't see you having ant problems usong it on them 18350 batteries
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For the most part any Ryobi battery that is 18v and says One+ it will work but in any 18v One+ tool. They haven't changed this battery design in years. My battery died out and I switched to the Lithium Ion 18v One + batteries. They only issue is you need to be sure to use the correct charger as the Ni-Cad charger only charges the older Ni-Cad batteries but I am pretty sure you can use the new Lithium Ion Charger to charge old and new batteries. I obtained my batteries and charger by buying a new tool that I needed that came with two and use them in all my other One+ tools. Ni-cad are no longer worth the cost since they don't last as long. For the most part any Ryobi battery that is 18v and says One+ it will work but in any 18v One+ tool. They haven't changed this battery design in years. My battery died out and I switched to the Lithium Ion 18v One + batteries. They only issue is you need to be sure to use the correct charger as the Ni-Cad charger only charges the older Ni-Cad batteries but I am pretty sure you can use the new Lithium Ion Charger to charge old and new batteries. I obtained my batteries and charger by buying a new tool that I needed that came with two and use them in all my other One+ tools. Ni-cad are no... » Read More For the most part any Ryobi battery that is 18v and says One+ it will work but in any 18v One+ tool. They haven't changed this battery design in years. My battery died out and I switched to the Lithium Ion 18v One + batteries. They only issue is you need to be sure to use the correct charger as the Ni-Cad charger only charges the older Ni-Cad batteries but I am pretty sure you can use the new Lithium Ion Charger to charge old and new batteries. I obtained my batteries and charger by buying a new tool that I needed that came with two and use them in all my other One+ tools. Ni-cad are no longer worth the cost since they don't last as long. « Show Less
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Do not believe that charger will do well for a lithium Ion Battery. I believe those chargers are designed for Ni-metal and Ni-cadium batteries only. May damage a Lithium Ion. plus I do not think the battery will fit in the charger slot. See noted below: Charger & Converters Hitachi ET18DM Universal AC/DC Rapid Charger 7.2 Volt to 18 Volt Ni-Cad and Ni-Metal Batteries 3BTWITEN11IRU4QNNCTO USM98F8BGIEG. With luck we found a good product Battery Packs & Chargers Charger & Converters Home Improvement Hitachi ET18DM Universal AC/DC Rapid Charger 7.2 Volt to 18 Volt Ni-Cad and Ni-Metal Batteries H6J37YASXWUL2BK CV90K2FP
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Contact the manufacturer directly. Or review the unit manual for the charger specs and order a universal charger from Amazon with the same spec. As long as the voltage, amps and positive/negative terminal are the same it would work fine.
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I have used several chargers and they have all worked with these batteries. You should not have to purchase a specific one.
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I looked up your charger # & found 1 on ebay for 19.98. Do not know which other chargers might work. First thing I would check to see if the batteries are good if you have not already done that. I hope that info helps some. Good luck
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Did you go on line and verify this is the charger you actually need? There are two very different chargers out for the 18v b&d; - it depends on how old your drill/driver is
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I used both a DW9116 (7.2v-14.4v) and DW9118 (7.2v-18v) chargers and both worked fine. No experience with the DW9107 but it is also a 7.2v-14.4v charger. I noticed that some of the DW9107 chargers were recalled. http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2001/CPSC-DEWALT-Industrial-Tool-Co-Announce-Recall-of-Battery-Chargers1/