Do not try to repait the battery. There is a possibility you could fix it but don't try it. Acid is not friendly on humans body.
go out and buy new batteries for it. I would suggest you buy the type of battery it came with.
One more thing; Make sure you remove the battery and store it in a normal temperature area anytime it is not in use.
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Do you work for Porter Cable ? If uou don't use your battery often enough that it discharges just shell out 70 bucks a piece since they haven't fixed the problem with the product? It's super easy just pull the case apart check voltage if it's low use a AA connect + to + and - to - with jumpr wires a few seconds to get enough charge that the battery is recognized. Battery acid is bad so don't open the case with a grinder or axe.
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It's best to not allow lithiums to sit with less than 30% charge.
Long term storage at temperatures exceeding 25C (80F) will reduce life.
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seems to be a problem with Porter cable. The older chargers are for either Ni-Cad or Lithium batteries, but not both. The new charger will charge either one. It will say on the top of the unit. PCLMVC is Lithium only . PCXMVC is either one. I put my brand new unit away for a few months and their is a brief flash of light from the chargerand then nothing. Two new batteries will not charge.
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