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Posted by Puddin' Man on January 6, 2007, 12:00 pm
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>>
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>> I've had an old B&D Dustbuster Deluxe cordless vac for years. Never
>> really worked 100%. Right off the charger, it'd rev up, then slow to
>> near nothin', they rev up again. About to roll over and die. Practical
>> to replace batteries?
>>
>> I've had an old B&D Spotliter rechargable flashlite since the 80's.
>> Worked great until just recently. Output on the charger checked
>> out, so it's gotta be the battery. I can't even figger out how to
>> get it out of the handle. Any hope?
>>
>> Thx,
>> Puddin'
>>
>> Pease pudding hot,
>> Pease pudding cold,
>> Pease pudding in the pot
>> Nine days old ...
>>
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>My B&D Dustbuster batteries died after 10 years,and checking with the local
>DeWalt service center,it was cheaper to have a new pack installed than buy
>a new Dustbuster.It took a week,because they had to order the battery
>pack(4 cells),but it's still going strong,and that was 5 years ago.
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>Your fault may not be the battery pack,but perhaps a bad switch.
Lost me here. I flip the switch, it closes the circuit.
>("never really worked right";shoulda used the warranty.)
Flawlessly timed: just outa warranty. Superior engineering!
>Have you tried looking for a Black and Decker website?
I took a peek at
http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/registration/User_register.asp
They want a curriculum vitae and full biography before
allowing po' me to search for a part (that well may not
exist). Appears to be a "Rip Site".
Lotsa Thanks :-)
P
Pease pudding hot,
Pease pudding cold,
Pease pudding in the pot
Nine days old ...
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