Because it sat for 4 months your DC brush or brushes could be the problem. It might have accumulated dust and erosion in between the armature. If you have not yet bought a new one, spray it down with electronic cleaner insert the battery again and try it. It should improve some but if not, give it a light spray of WD-40, let it drip out some and then try again.
SOURCE: Ryobi 18V lithium battery won't charge
Hi, Thanks for getting back to me. The yellow and blinking red indicate a defective cell. Since it has lithium cells and is that new any repair to it would be a waste of your time. Ryobi tools purchased in 2008 have a 2 year warranty. I am guessing you probably got it at a home depot and you should return it under the warranty. All new Ryobi tools have a three year warranty. Good Luck! and Thanks for using fixya!
SOURCE: Ryobi 18v One+ battery won't hold a charge. I have
if it's both of them then i am thinking you have a faulty charger. i have seen mine do that, i got a new charger and it worked properly.
SOURCE: One of my Ryobi 18v battery packs (1400672) won't charge.
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SOURCE: I have a rigid 18v finishing nailer. It is about 6
I assume you have a R250AF18. The operator's manual for this nailer is here. There's an exploded diagram with a parts list here.
Could be a couple problems. A soft click sounds an awful lot like electric motor failure, but given that it's 6 moths old, this is a warranty issue. Rigid has a 3 year limited warranty on this tool. You can check here for a service center near you or give them a call at 866-539-1710 and they'll take care of you. Ridgid's customer support is generally very good.
SOURCE: I have a rigid 18v finishing nailer. It is about 6
when pressed down the main switch is activated, so switch could be faulty or connections loose
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