Most of power tools are available in cordless that give more conveniently than the corded tool. It is also portable and ready to use any time. Any batteries have its limit – its life span which can last for several months or years.
A rechargeable battery can extend the life by proper care and storage. A Milwaukee battery may cost expensive, to avoid buying new follow the 5 tips below. (See: United Tools Clayton – Milwaukee Batteries)
1. Keep the battery charged but don’t overcharge.
Recharge it always when it reaches its limit, but don’t let to overcharge. Also, always full its charge. Most of the charger has its light indicator to let you know it’s full.
2. Use the battery regularly.
Lack of use can decrease the life of a battery. If you use your tool occasionally, choose the corded or plug-in instead.
3. Protect it by keeping in the proper storage.
Always keep your tools and battery in its proper place - use its carrying case or bag.
4. Don’t drain the battery.
When the battery gets low or starts to slow down, recharge it immediately. Deep drained can shorten life and damaged its pole.
5. Keep it Dry.
Don’t expose your tools and batteries to water. Once it gets wet, wipe it immediately.
