What Do The Lights On A Hikoki Charger Mean
Hey DIYers! Have you ever looked at your Hikoki charger and thought to yourself, “there’s only one light, how can it mean so many different things?!” Don’t worry, we’ve all been there. It can be a bit confusing at first, but once you understand what each light indicates, you’ll be a pro at using your charger in no time.
First, let’s start with the basics. A flashing red light with no battery inserted in the charger means that the charger is turned on and ready to have a battery inserted.
When the charger is charging a battery the red light will turn solid. It will stay solid the entire time it is charging the battery.
When the light begins to flash quickly, but with a battery in it this time then this means your battery is fully charged.
If the light flashes, but slowly, and when you first insert the battery then this means there is a temperature issue with the battery.
It is either too hot or too cold to charge and the battery will not be charging. It should be easy to work out the problem by feeling the battery and either allowing it to cool down or trying and move it somewhere to warm up.
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Want to see the lights in action? Well no problem, we have made a short video on what the lights on a Hikoki charger mean, watch it below.
More On Hikoki
Hikoki (formerly known as Hitachi) is a Japanese company that has been producing power tools for over 60 years. They are known for their high-quality and durable tools, which are used by professionals and DIYers alike.
Some of the most popular Hikoki tools include their cordless drill/drivers, circular saws, and impact drivers.
In addition to their power tools, Hikoki also produces a variety of hand tools, such as screwdrivers, pliers, and wrenches. These tools are also built to the same high standards as their power tools and are known for their durability and reliability.
Overall, Hikoki is a trusted brand that offers a wide range of high-quality tools for both professionals and DIYers. So next time you’re in the market for a new power tool, consider giving Hikoki a try!
