kawasaki Drills - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Following I think I have the same problem

try asking a dealer

There is no recall, whomever told you that should have told you where to send it. It is a nicad tool and the batteries have a short life . Replace it with li-ion powered battery tool.

Try Amazon or e-bay.

The drill might be brand engineered from a generic manufacturer and so a battery from the same drill under a different brand might fit and be available. Strangely the charger seems to be available for generic stock more than replacement batteries. If all else fails there are companies who will refurbish the battery of a cordless tool and make it better than it was when new if desired and ebay presents another possibility. You could of course repair or refurbish the battery yourself. The various types of cell are available from Amazon and ebay as well as specialist suppliers (some with solder tags that don't need welding) and youtube has plenty of helpful how to videos.

there a possible answer here. http://www.fixya.com/support/t5303722-8_kawasaki_21_6v

need to use a meter and test battery and the charger to see which one is at fault --also check that contacts are clean and not damaged --most hardware,home stores carry the line or you can call and ask for a distributor in your area and their is no recall on the unit

until the light goes green or around 4 hours

I'd spray a little W-40 in the switch somewhere. That may clear up dirty or corroded contacts. No? Nothing left then but replace the switch because of worn out contacts.

Where i can purchase 19.2v drill adopter and charger in bangalore

You can go to AllTrade tools and search your tool. If your model number is affected there is a recall notice on Kawasaki tools. They will send you a new charger kit, transformer and base.

Re: Burned trigger switch: call the number on the drill (800.590.3723) and tell them what happened. They will offer to send you a new switch or have you send the drill in for replacement of the switch--although the person I talked with said they would probably just replace the whole drill.