Dewalt Charger DCB112 Convesion 110V to 220V tutorial

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How to Convesion 120V to 220V Dewalt Charger model DCB112 Turorial
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[@paulcohen1555]

STOP THE MUSIC and EXPLAIN IN ENGLISH!

[@namrur2]

The original 220V have now holes where you drill. It uses the same board. I believe the green Varistor and drillng is un necessary. Almost sure it sould work fine by just changing capacitor and black small thermistor.

[@uncanalmas5824]

Thank you for your valuable informative video. I have a question and it is to ask if you have tried this converted charger with the 12V batteries, since I made a change like your video and the charge sensor does not stop when these 12V batteries are charged. Or what this is due to.

[@alanchan8265]

Milwaukee is much easier to change to 220v😢

[@uncanalmas5824]

Hello, question, can I use a 100uf 450V Low ESR electrolytic capacitor? Would there be any drawbacks?

[@babygirldrivesaford]

Did not work. First attempt I put the capacitor in wrong. Got a different charger and nothing worked when plugged in.

[@jetskyamorsolo5328]

Even without the thermistor and mov by just changing the capacitor works

[@cejonava4449]

Where do i have to put the termistor exactly? help me please

[@cejonava4449]

Hi, what's components

[@christianGermany995]

Hello sir, can i use 470V varistor instead of 430V? Im doing it with the same Charger. Hope it will work.

[@yairz7]

Any chance you can upload links for the electronic parts?

[@CristianBuchner]

Me funciono perfectamente

[@DAMOIM]

1:12

[@pak2k]

Hi. Great video! Do you think you can look at skil pwrcore 20 and understand his board? I can’t understand how to convert it to 220 🙁 can I send you photos?

[@stingsteel]

Good job 👏

[@kblee60]

I did the conversion, but only change the capacitor to 100uF 400V. Everything works now.

[@elmar9373]

Hi. Can it charge a 6 or 9 amp battery?

[@berikobama1045]

спасибо друг!

[@yannai0h]

Thanks for the video. Why is the varistor needed if dewalt did not include one from factory? Seems like they are not worried about over voltage protection.

[@user-qf9yr6il3g]

Dear Sir,