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post Aug 8 2026, 02:40 PM
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my low recharge level was caused by worn brushes. needed a rebuild
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my low recharge level was caused by worn brushes. needed a rebuild


Glad you figured it out. I just left the original voltage regulator in mine. All good so far.
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