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Will I blow up the battery if I do this?

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Seriously man, just get a 6V charger at goodwill, ANY 6V charger. Why kill the vacuum for no good reason if you can get it to work again for next to no money?
 
Originally posted by: jagec
Seriously man, just get a 6V charger at goodwill, ANY 6V charger. Why kill the vacuum for no good reason if you can get it to work again for next to no money?
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You don't want to see the video of the battery blowing up and catching his house on fire?
 
Originally posted by: Leros
Originally posted by: jagec
Seriously man, just get a 6V charger at goodwill, ANY 6V charger. Why kill the vacuum for no good reason if you can get it to work again for next to no money?
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You don't want to see the video of the battery blowing up and catching his house on fire?
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Wait, he's going to film it?

In that case I retract my previous statement, and go back to my original suggestion with the high-tension power lines and jumper cables.🙂
 
You always have to match voltage. Amperage can be higher on the new charger since the device will only draw as much as it needs to.
 
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