I then, fearing destruction of my previously mentioned warranty and return policy, pushed the battery downward, in line with the track, and after amount of pressure I would equate to the braking of a popsicle stick, battery slid down further with an auditory, secondary, "click". Again, nothing, Apply pressure and I get blinking. But I did notice that the batteries seemed to slide deeper into the charging holster.So, I went back to my previously misunderstood charger and put the battery back in. That charger began going to work immediately, though I wouldn't recommend using it to charge the 5Ah batteries, it got hot in a hurry. So, it does exactly what I expect it to.). Not gonna happen), and decided that wouldn't work for me.I also dropped the battery on my other charger (DCB107) that I got with my 1.5Ah batteries as part of 20v Cordless Drill(DCD777)/Impact Driver(DCF787) set (Driver is great, drill is great for typical use, lacking when it comes to metal pipes or stone/concrete, though I don't think that was the design intent. I did the math in my head (60-90 minute charge, uh, maybe, well, no. Usually I'm pretty confident when it comes to charging devices and thought "surely I didn't screw up putting a battery on a charger, I've done countless DIY jobs that would qualify as over-worked but adequate and had to charge many a battery." But just to be sure, I applied some pressure to the battery and the light started pulsating, indicating a charge was happening. But then I remembered reading another review on here about how the chargers work if you correctly place the battery on the unit. Bullet dodged.I then placed a battery on the charger (new).nothing. Then I got to thinking, do any of my DEWALT chargers do that? So I checked my other 20v charger, and realized it too does not show any signs, without a battery attached, that the charging unit has power. I opened the package, plugged it in and quickly realized there is no indicator light letting me know the charging unit has power. Additionally, DEWALT offers a 1 year, normal wear and tear repair policy and should you not, for whatever reason, utilize the product within the first year, you have an additional 2 years of warranty coverage for product defects (at least for the batteries, I'm not sure on the charger, I'd guess that only has the one year coverage).The product did give me a slight scare at first. But, knowing I could always return the product or at minimum, exchange it, I went ahead and pulled the trigger. I'll admit, after reading some of the reviews I had some hesitations. Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2020
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