We've had this trimmer about 3 or 4 years and was getting ready to toss it until we discovered how to Restore Repair the batteries. Now it runs like new!

We hope you haven't thrown away your VersaPak batteries!
Ni-Cad batteries like these are simple to Restore Repair in a few seconds!

In 1988 we bought a bunch of these Panasonic Ni-Cad rechargeable D cell batteries

Over the years we've thrown out about 6 of these because they wouldn't charge any longer. Even after charging for a whole day they were simply dead and would not work in the slightest. We tossed many of these "dead" batteries in the trash. Now that we've found a method to Restore Repair batteries, we dug these out of retirement and put them in the charger. After charging I tested each one with a volt meter.

Two of these 8 batteries tested "0" Zero volts and are in the picture above. Zero volts means you can't even get the tiniest glow from a flashlight. We Restored  these two batteries and placed them in the charger overnight. Then, we tested them about 4 hours after being removed from the charger and they tested 1.24 volts - still above the nominal 1.2 voltage.

No Special Equipment Needed

The printed instructions guide you through the simple step by step process that will take you about 30 seconds to complete to rejuvenate your battery. Once the initial process is complete all you need to do is recharge the battery to its full capacity.

If you can jump start a car then you can easily fix your own batteries.  You will only need a power source like your car battery or lantern batteries some wire and a voltage tester.

HOW IT WORKS:

	New NiCad cell. The anode is in factory fresh condition. Hexagonal cadmium hydroxide crystals are about 1 micron in cross section, exposing large surface area to the liquid electrolyte for maximum performance.
	Cell with crystalline formation. Crystals have grown to an enormous 50 to 100 microns in cross section, concealing large portions of the active material from the electrolyte. Jagged edges and sharp corners may pierce the separator, which can lead to increased self-discharge or electrical short.
	Restored cell. After following this simple procedure the crystals are reduced to 3 to 5 microns, an almost 100% restoration.

You can use this method on ANY NiCad or NiMH Battery,
single cell or battery pack.

NOTE: While this process works on any battery that is defective due to crystallization (90-95%) it will not fix a battery that is internally shorted (5-10%).
We added additional information that will repair even these internally shorted packs. You will need some simple equipment to open and test the cells in turn but by following these additional instructions 99.5% of battery packs can be repaired.

The picture above shows the same "dead" batteries after Restore Repair in a 2 cell halogen flashlight. Notice how bright the light is. We kept waiting for the light to dwindle out, but we got tired of waiting and shut it off. Before battery Restoration Repair we couldn't even get a little glow after a full charge.

Not bad for 15 year old Ni-Cad batteries that were dead and ready for the trash. It was so easy to bring these batteries back to life and it will be easy for you too, when you know how!