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Troubleshooting Reference
Table
Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
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Measured AC | Use of an | The modified sinewave (MSW) |
output voltage | output of the XPower Powerpack | |
is too low. | voltmeter to read output | requires a true RMS reading |
| voltage. | meter, such as the Fluke 87 |
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| series, for accurate |
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| measurement. |
| XPower Powerpack | Press Battery Level button to |
| battery is almost fully | verify battery status and recharge |
| discharged. | the XPower Powerpack as |
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| necessary. Battery Level LEDs |
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| are only accurate when the |
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| PowerBox has been |
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| disconnected from all appliances |
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| and all charging sources for |
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| fifteen minutes. |
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The light does | Light bulb has burnt out. | Remove lens cover and replace |
not turn on. |
| bulb with one of the same type |
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| and rating. |
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Battery Status | No AC power at the AC | Ensure power is available at the |
LED is OFF | wall outlet. | AC wall outlet. |
when AC | AC Charger is faulty. | Replace the AC Charger. |
Charger is | ||
connected |
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Battery Status | Battery Level lights are | Unplug the charging sources and |
LED is red and | only accurate when the | any appliances and let the |
Battery Level | XPower Powerpack has | XPower Powerpack rest for 15 |
LEDs show | been disconnected from | minutes to obtain an accurate |
the battery is | all appliances and all | reading. |
full when the | charging sources for 15 |
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Battery Level | minutes. |
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button is |
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triggered. |
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