I have a makita 9.6 v 9120 set. The charger went up in smoke. I do have the stick style but I thought I needed a 9.6v replacement, will this work?
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I believe it will. I am using it for my 9.6 pod, but the stick will fit and the voltage is correct and the format (battery shape) appears to match.
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It appears yes it will work. Check this link I have listed below and it will tell you that it supports stick and pod type batts. this charger supports 7.2 to 18 vMakita MAKDC1804 Pod-Style and Stick-Style 3-Hour Battery Charger, 7.2-volt to 18-volt
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Because these batteries are not made up to the standards of the Makita battery. They have wires inside them that are soldered which is very old technology. They also lack a computer chip to communicate with the Makita charger.
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Honestly, I work with many European companies doing tradeshows and conventions, but never ran across a European Makita charger. Sorry, but I cannot answer the question.
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I found the specs for this on the back of my package. On the back it says: Charge both 8.4v and 9.6v NiMH 9V battery. It looks like it will work for a 9.6 volt if it is a NiMH battery.
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Sorry...just saw your question. My Makita is a 6093D and work perfectly. MiKita Battery #9000 in my drill. Hope this helps...
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Amy my Makita model #6011D work just fine with replacement Ni-NM 632277-5,1210 . You will not be disappointed with it's perfomance . It delivers power really well and keeps it's charge alot longer than the type that came with drill .
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If they work fine in a drill or impact then maybe it is your saw. If they will not charge at all I have heard stories of other people having trouble with the chips in the battery going bad on Makita brand batteries. I think that is why i've seen people recommend that you fully discharge the battery befor charging it. I'm not an expert, but if that happened I don't know if their is any way to fix it. Check your lights on the charger and see if there's a error light. Maybe get a hold of the manufacturer. Good Luck!
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Mine is a DW9116, but my understanding is, that ANY 18v DeWalt charger, will work fine.
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Mine said 12amps on the factory sealed box and 9.6amps on the tool. I think they messed up the print on the box because if you look at the official tool data sheet on makitas main site it says 9.6amp.
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My battery is 4500 mAh (4.5 Ah). I just tried it on my oldest 18V Makita tool and it works fine. I use it for the Makita vacuum cleaner. It is the perfect combination, providing more working time for cleaning.
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I charge my 1234 12volt, 2.6AH battery on a Makita DC1414T. I don't know if there is a difference in charger DC1414 and DC1414T, it may that the "T" stands for trickle charge since the book explaines that at trickle charge the battery can be left in the charger for ever...... Are you dthe Hansen from Slate Hill, NY?
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Yes it dose not fit the Makita charge but I'd use the DeWalt Supercharge for all my Battery, it charges in about 13 to 15 minutes or less.
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Same battery for both voltages. The new 12v charger even says it will charge the 10.8v batteries. Has more to do with keeping up with other manufacturers. All batteries have a high "just charged" voltage than "real" voltage. Makita was just more honest in the first tool.
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My makita charger bl1840_2 lxt only work for two weeks and don't work no more
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I'm using these to replace my aging Makita, Ni-MH, 12volt, type 1234, batteries. I'm also using the 14.4 volt version to replace my Makita type 1434 batteries. These batteries are holding up really well and I'm very happy with them. I don't know if they will work for the type you have though.
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If I were you, I would call Dewalt and ask them. I am not familiar with the DC9107 charger.
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The Makita 18 V charger is very sophisticated but not universal. You could not use it on 220 V. However, Makita does make a different charger for 220 V so you can recharge the same batteries. cjf007