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i,ve a dewalt drill that burns out my battery,s, anybody no why this is happening?

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It's possible that the battery leads on the drill itself maybe touching causing a short that is burning out your batteries, I don't know how old the drill is but i would try and call the company and see if it's under warranty good luck

thank,s for that i will have a look inside the drill.drill is out warranty,will let you no how i get on cheers again.

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