Chances are the battery has bit the dust. One way to tell is check the voltage after you remove it from the charger, then check it again in the next day or two and see if there is a noticable drop in resting voltage. If you have a smart charger, or can buy one, that has the desulfation feature, you may be able to bring that battery back to life. I have one that I bought 7-10 years ago. I have paid for it many, many times over. One battery in particular, a golf cart battery, lasted over 10 years. It went the normal 3 years when new, but after that, all I would have to do was desulfate it once a year for the next seven years until it would no longer accept a charge. At that point I got a new battery. The process on my charger takes about 24 hours and will usually bring a battery back to life.