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you probably need to change the BDI reset voltage, lower it slightly because it may be set too high. When batteries get age on them they tend to not charge up quite as well to the high levels new ones can achieve. It sounds like its right on the borderline of resetting once it's finished charging.
The older curtis BDI's were like this and we were always adjusting the reset voltage to compensate for older batteries.
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