Troubleshooting
PROBLEM | POSSIBLE CAUSE |
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CONNECTED | LED is | The battery is not connected | Check for proper connection to | |
not on. |
| correctly. | the battery. | |
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| Battery voltage is at zero volts. | Turn off everything in the car | |
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| and try to connect again. | |
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| Input fuse is bad. | Replace the fuse (5 Amp fuse). | |
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| Output breaker is bad. | Push button to reset the breaker. | |
CHARGING | LED is | Charger is in Abort Mode. | Unplug the charger from the | |
blinking. |
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| AC and plug it back in. | |
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| Battery is sulfated. | Use | (Desulfation Mode) for |
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| 8 hours. |
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| Battery is bad. | Have the battery checked. | |
FULL CHARGE | LED | Surface charge voltage is high. | Replace the battery. | |
is on, but battery is not | Battery voltage is very low and | Unplug the charger from the | ||
fully charged. |
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| the charger detects it as 6V, | AC and plug it back in. | |
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| not 12V. |
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All LEDs are lit in an | A button may have been | Unplug the charger from the | ||
erratic manner. |
| pressed while the charger was | AC and plug it back in, without | |
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| being plugged in. | touching the control board. | |
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