How to maximum Makita 1420 battery life and performance

Ways to maximum your power tool battery runtime and performance:

1. Adjust the power tool setting - Most cordless drills come with settings for different levels of variable speed, and we know you may always be tempted to use the highest available speed, so the job gets faster. If you consider your drill battery, it is better to adjust the speed to a lower level sufficient enough to get the job done.

2. Avoid overcharging - Some drill batteries like the Nickel Metal Hydride and Nickel Cadmium batteries are built so that you can leave them in their chargers, but if your drill instruction guide does not say you should store it in a charger, try as much as possible to keep it from overcharging.

3. Fully charge the battery - When you use your power tool until the batteries are low or drained, it is better to charge it until it is full. There are battery chargers that would indicate when a battery is fully charged; If you run a Lithium-ion battery, you may not necessarily have to charge them all the time fully.

4. Keep a AussieBatt backup battery - Even if your corded drill already comes with one battery, it is not wrong to have a spare which you can switch up while you are on the job. It is essential to get one immediately after the battery you are using begins to show a sign of weakness, so you don’t entirely drain the lifespan of one battery. A backup would help you extend the lives of both batteries, and also give your job a smoother run.

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