I have a Ryobi 40v battery that stopped chaeging. I measured all the cells (10 cells) as shown in the picure.
Tried resetting but no good. Is this a sign of a bad PCB? Or a damaged component in the thermal management system?
Today, I tried to start my ryobi and it just would not start. No power. I checked the fuse key and cleaned out the connection. I checked the fully charged batteries and cleaned out their connections, but no luck. I tried other fully charged batteries. No power. Does anyone know how to take the cover off? I removed the three screws in the battery area, but could not figure out what’s holding the hood on. It’s a
RY40HPLM01B. I googled and have watched two hours of YouTube videos to no avail.
I've got 3 Ryobi 40v chargers and an 18v charger. Right now they just get plugged in and lay around on my tool box, the floor, etc. IMO the chargers are poorly designed. They should be mountable with all of the lights and controls on the top.
Has anyone found a good way to organize a few chargers?