DeWalt 4-Port Fast Charger - DCB104

No, the DeWalt DCB104 is designed exclusively for DeWalt 12V MAX*, 20V MAX*, and FLEXVOLT 20V/60V MAX* Lithium Ion batteries.

A 6.0Ah 20V MAX* battery will charge in approximately 60 minutes.

This charger is designed for the 12V MAX*, 20V MAX*, and FLEXVOLT 20V/60V MAX* systems. Compatibility with older 18V XRP batteries may vary; it's best to check your specific battery model.

While modern chargers have features to prevent overcharging, it is generally recommended to remove batteries once fully charged for optimal battery lifespan and safety.

Flashing LED lights typically indicate a status other than normal charging, such as a battery fault, temperature issue, or the charger's self-diagnostic mode. Consult the product manual for specific light code interpretations.

As long as the power station provides a stable AC output matching the charger's power requirements, it can be used. However, charging multiple batteries simultaneously will draw significant power.

Ensure the power cord is securely connected to both the charger and a working electrical outlet. Check the circuit breaker if necessary.

Verify the battery is correctly seated in the port. Clean the battery and charger terminals. Ensure the battery is within its acceptable temperature range (not too hot or too cold).

Refer to the DeWalt manual for specific LED indicator light patterns and their meanings, as abnormal flashing can indicate a battery fault or charger issue.

Check each battery and port individually to identify if a specific battery or port is the source of the problem. Ensure the power source can supply sufficient power for multiple batteries to charge.