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I purchased a Ryobi HP41L with a 4V Battery a while back. Its the one with an internal battery, not the screw on disc-shaped batteries. It seems that the Battery has given up and wont charge at all anymore. The problem is that I cant seem to find a replacement anywhere! Even the Ryobi company cant help me out. I called and searched everywhere online and cant figure it out. The Battery is a IMR18650, however all the ones I could find online lack two receptacles/prongs that attach themselves to the drills circut board. Anyone know where I can find a replacement?
Edit: I found this online, Its a link to the exact stock battery from the drill, but it says I have to purchase at least 100. You can see in the picture what I mean by the prongs. Any help? Thanks!
Oh wow. I swear Home Depot had a bunch of tek stuff listed on there website a few days ago. They must have pulled just about everything when the launched the Ryobi Phone Works System.
Amazon has a few sellers. of the packs
Generic tek 4 with free prime http://www.amazon.com/GPK-Systems-Battery-Ap4001-Lithium/dp/B0091IROH4/ref=sr_1_18?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1412977953&sr=1-18&keywords=ryobi+tek4
Just search Ryobi Tek 4 a bunch of different options come up
The Ryobi HP41L is not a Tek 4 tool and does not use the Tek 4 battieries.
Sorry it looked very similar to the Tex4 screwdriver.
Yeah, the Tek4 batteries dont have those tabs needed to install into the battery. I think either M80 and Yamatitans responces are the best bet. Thanks!