Questions and Answers for Milwaukee M18 FUEL 120 MPH 450 CFM 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Handheld Blower (Tool-Only)

A:  Hello Vlad - we do not recommend removing the dust bag from the sander. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  Hi Thomas - The kit does include 48-11-1880 M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC8.0 battery and 48-59-1808 M18 and M12 rapid charger. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  Hi there - There are no additional attachments for the blower. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  The M18 FUEL™ Blower is fully compatible with 200+ solutions on the M18™ system. We do recommend using the REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC8.0 Battery to deliver 450 CFM and 120 MPH output. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  You need to get some energy into the new battery, you can charge it a tiny bit off another battery and then put it on the charger. There are videos on how to jump the batteries on YouTube.

A:  You need to make sure the battery is seated correctly. You need to push down on it a bit more and it will click

A:  Always use caution with rechargeable batteries and refer to the manufacturer’s instructions. I often see this when batteries are cold. I bring them home and set them aside to acclimate to indoor temp. Problem solved. (8 new batteries from 3 platforms)

A:  Same issue. I removed the battery, put the other one in and checked and it was fine. Put the bad one in and noticed it is a bit loose in the charger so I firmly pressed it in and it turned solid red and started charging. Poor fit in the charger was the

A:  Can you email at social.media@milwaukeetool.com? Thanks! - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  Same thing happened to me, brand new out of the box. The documentation says Damaged or faulty battery pack . I unplugged the charger from an old 2 prong outlet and plunged it into properly grounded 3 prong outlet and it fixed the issue.

A:  It’s matter of what kind of battery you are using, let’s say you use 2AH battery gives you 10 minutes, imagine if use 4 or 9 AH. It’s all about your battery. Hope my answer help you. Good luck

A:  Hi Timothy - The average run time can vary on multiple factors. These factors could be dependent on the battery that is being used, the power that is being applied, and also the material that the tool is being applied on. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  No label showing consumption on blower or you could divide consumption by amp hours for an estimate. My fully charged 5 amp hour just went 25 minutes non-stop and used half the battery.

A:  I'd also like to know run-time....saying there are many factors is side-stepping the ? & not being helpful. There's a motor it draws X amount of current at Y speed would yield approx Z amount of run-time per AH. If anyone has HELPFUL info, please comment