Milwaukee Lithium-ION Packs Operator's Manual

To charge your Milwaukee Lithium-ION Battery Pack, connect it to a compatible Milwaukee charger. Ensure the battery and charger are in a cool, dry environment. Avoid charging in extreme temperatures to maintain battery health.
Store the battery in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. It's recommended to store the battery with a 40-60% charge to maintain optimal battery health.
To extend the lifespan, avoid exposing the battery to extreme temperatures, overcharging, or completely depleting the battery. Regularly using and charging the battery will also help maintain its health.
Milwaukee chargers typically have indicator lights that show the charging status. A solid green light usually indicates that the battery is fully charged. Refer to your charger manual for specific indicator information.
First, check if the charger and battery contacts are clean and free from debris. Ensure the charger is working by testing it with another battery. If the problem persists, the battery may need professional servicing.
While Milwaukee batteries are designed to work in a range of temperatures, it is best to avoid using them in extreme heat or cold. This can affect performance and battery life.
Regularly clean the battery contacts with a dry cloth to ensure efficient power transfer. Inspect the battery for any signs of damage or wear, and store it properly when not in use.
Rapid drainage could be due to high discharge tools or environmental factors. Ensure the battery is fully charged and not used in extreme temperatures. Consider having the battery checked if the issue continues.
Yes, it is normal for Lithium-ION batteries to become warm during charging due to chemical reactions. However, if the battery becomes excessively hot, discontinue charging and consult a professional.
Do not dispose of Lithium-ION batteries in regular trash. Take them to a certified recycling center or return them to a Milwaukee service center for proper disposal.