Ozito SDR-036 Questions & Answers
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Should the charger red light be blinking whilst charging, or should it be static
while servicing my ozito sdr-036 cordless screwdriver, 9 ball bearings fell from the chuck when the casing was separated. There is no obvious location for them that I can see with the chuck dissassembled. Can anyone advise me? Ray
How do I replace my ozito cordless screwdriver sdr-036 model. It doesn't charge and is still under warranty
My Ozito Drill battery charger 12V NiCd lights both come on red and green when plugged in. Hours .of charging but result is poor performance.
Will the carpet cutter head that fits the Ozito SDR-003 Model driver fit on the Ozito SDR-036 Model driver.
Is the Ozito SDR-036 still available anywhere in Australia, Preferably NSW.
Problem, power getting to Drill as red light comes on light works but it does not Charge Has not been used a lot.
The lithium battery inside the drill is stuffed if it’s been flat for months. It should always be kept at least 50% charge when not in use or it will die or go flat really quickly after being charged.
Thanks for info. I have to buy a new one . So definitely will not buy this again .
The green lights are all on when I put the drill in the cradle has been on charge all night but the drill isn’t working what am I doing wrong?
Hi l have a Ozito SDR-036 cordless screwdriver which isn,t charging what can the fault be
Hi just messaging about the cordless screwdriver l have l put it on charge however the charge indicator its not on what can the issue be thanks in advance name is ugur celiker
my 3.6 v Ozito SDR-036 cordless screwdriver is fully charged but it will not operate. I pull the trigger but nothing happens. The torch light works as well as the battery check button showing full charge. Is this fixable? Thanks in advance. Neville
I'm afraid mine went the same way, the fault is either in the forward reverse switch or the drive motor has died. I junked mine and bought another cheap one. not as good as the chuck does not lock the tools in. Even an expensive Bosch does not have that function. Pity they are no longer made!
I need a battery charger for this device
My Ozito doesn't show charging lights and it is not functioning. I think the battery is run out. How can I get a new battery ? Is it available on Amazone ? What are the specifications of its battery ?
I have a ozito CD-R-013 12v cordless drill. The drill will not work. Could this be a faulty battery ? Or is it likely the drill is faulty? As we have tried to charge the battery fully, but drill still does not work.
I have scrapped my 12V Ozito drills as both Batteries I owned have gone U/S and will not hold a charge. They are Nickel cadmium types and are as such are prone to failure over time. They should have been constructed of at least Nickel Metal Hydride batteries as these are a superior type. As it is not economical to repack the batteries I have purchased one of the newer Types of drill with an 18V lithium Battery - a much more powerful type.
I have scrapped my (12V) 3.6Volt Ozito drill as it has gone U/S and will not work reliably. The main problem is in the forward reverse switch connection that was worn out. I have purchased a really cheap XU-1 as a replacement which is not as useful but will do for odd jobs
Recharging my SDR 036. Will the red light go out when it is charged?
On my model, the charging light does off when the internal battery is fully charged.
Yes, the LED turns off when the battery is fully charged. Note that it may take 5-7 hours for the battery to be fully charged.
I have o ozito SDR-036 cordless screwdriver but I need a charger for it I tried so many different chargers but they all didn't work
What type of charger do I need for it?
Thank you
Hi, you need a 6V dc 300mA adaptor. Jaycar should be able to help you but you'll be looking around $20. You can get a new screwdriver for less than $30 so I'd go that way.
Hope this helps.
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