Send it back.
If it doesn't show up there is something wrong with the controller in the battery (assuming your old battery did show up and charged). There is a circuit that controls the battery and will shut it down if it overheats or the controller senses the batteries have a short. Either way I would not bother troubleshooting something that is brand new with a warrenty and shows up DOA, nor would I start monkying around with shorting it out which will show up when you send it back for warrenty replacement.
If it doesn't show up there is something wrong with the controller in the battery (assuming your old battery did show up and charged). There is a circuit that controls the battery and will shut it down if it overheats or the controller senses the batteries have a short. Either way I would not bother troubleshooting something that is brand new with a warrenty and shows up DOA, nor would I start monkying around with shorting it out which will show up when you send it back for warrenty replacement.