DeWalt Battery Date Of Manufacture

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77Ford01Member since May 2015

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I am sure this has been discussed….but My OCD is getting the best of me and I started worrying about the longevity of my batteries.

Can any one explain the date code of when this battery was made?

Is May 1, 2015 correct? [emoji38]

Thanks TW

JRS5565Member since May 2014

Year 2015 Day 26 Week 47

MForce1307Member since Jan 2016

Just couldn’t stamp a normal date on there could they..in that case there’s 52 weeks in a year..

puts it in November.

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KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

jrs5565 wrote:

Year 2015 Day 26 Week 47

MForce1307 wrote:

Just couldn’t stamp a normal date on there could they..in that case there’s 52 weeks in a year..

puts it in November.

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Except that it would make more sense to use 1-7 for days because it’s not going by months

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iam76Member since Jan 2016

blame canada lol

RickyMcGrathMember since Oct 2014

I believe it to be Year – Day of Month – Week of year. So that’s 26 Nov 2015.

KainamMember since Oct 2016

That would be incorrect.  I just received 2 batteries with the date stamp of 2016 16-47 4-2 and 2016 15-47 5-2.

 

The week of 47 has not arrived yet.

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77FordMember since Dec 2014

I am still looking for the answer myself. I should see a DeWalt rep in a week, I hope to ask him [emoji3]


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JrussMember since Sep 2019

OK, if the second number is the day of the month what about mine? 2017-33-49 1-7 and 2017-35-49 1-6

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Jruss wrote:

OK, if the second number is the day of the month what about mine? 2017-33-49 1-7 and 2017-35-49 1-6

Could just be a lot code from that production load for tracking purposes


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Przemek(Poland)Member since Sep 2019

Im not fully sure.But looking for years and asking people from service centre in Poland i assume that code

201y ww-mm x-z

201y is year

ww-production week

mm-manufacture code

x-z still dont know what that code means.

so the example 2015 26-47

is

2015 year

26 week

47 manufacture code – China or PRC

47 code is marked on Dwe4257,Dcd791,Dch481 (on label is PRC as production facility)

 

JrussMember since Sep 2019

Thanks for the help!

midogrumpyMember since Jan 2010

@ Przemek(Poland)

 

do you live near a factory of dewalt ?

what is the name of the town ?

do the have an outlet shop at the factory site ?

thx

mike

Przemek(Poland)Member since Sep 2019

midogrumpy wrote:

On 9/15/2019 at 9:55 AM, midogrumpy said:

do you live near a factory of dewalt ?

No. Dewalt doesn’t have any factory in Poland. Maybe the main magazine for Europe is in Poland, bigger one is in Belgium. The nearest factory is in Chech Republic – DCD792 is produced and some of SDS+/SDS Max hammers.

midogrumpy wrote:

On 9/15/2019 at 9:55 AM, midogrumpy said:

what is the name of the town ?

I live near Poznań (if question its about)

midogrumpy wrote:

On 9/15/2019 at 9:55 AM, midogrumpy said:

do the have an outlet shop at the factory site ?

I have a hardware shop – tools, hand tools, power tools, fixings other stuff and we have rental – tools for rent, and also service for tools – specially for Dewalt- Authorised Service for Dewalt. Battery regeneration – new cells and somethimes the pcb.

 

I ike wery much power tools and other things related with it. I’d like to know what is happening in the brand/industry. So…I’m reading this forum and toolguyd forum … looking for the new tools or some other things that maybe be realesed in europe.

I like Dewalt very much…but somethimes Dewalt (i’m sorry) sucks – Vacuums for sure 🙁

 

From Dewalt company I met the German engineer from Idstein and SAG-small angle grinder developer (i think) form UK …both meetings was a bit lucky.

 

Sorry for my English…it can be a bit rusty

GAGMember since Sep 2019

@Przemek, your English is fine. 😊 But to throw another head scratcher into your explanation of the last two digits of the date code, where for yours is 47 for a manufacture code of China, I have two new batteries with one having 2019 17-49 and the other 2019 33-49. The first was manufactured in Korea but the second manufactured in Malaysia. So, the question becomes, what does the 49 represent?

Przemek(Poland)Member since Sep 2019

I found a note/memo with explanation of date code from march 2018 – year week – manufacture code

 

GAG wrote:

On 9/18/2019 at 4:13 AM, GAG said:

having 2019 17-49 and the other 2019 33-49. The first was manufactured in Korea but the second manufactured in Malaysia. So, the question becomes, what does the 49 represent?

I don’t remember what 49 means. But on the label of the battery (underneath) is usually Korea and Japan – cell manufacture.

 

I need to check all codes on my tools and create list to crosscheck with labels. Maybe i will find some time to create it.

 

EDIT: i found od DWE6423 sander, and others

49 – code for Mexico DCG412/DCS367/DWE6423/DCS334

47 – PRC China

59 – Chech Republic -DCH283, DCH273

11 – Italy – D25960/961-16kg hex hammers, DW622/621-routers

UB – PRC China flaschligst,DCV517

Harry The LocksmithMember since Jun 2021

The date of manufacture on your tool it’s called date code, It starts with “20XX – XX”, and first you’ll see the year, and the number after the dash is the week of that year when the product was manufactured.

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