C8000 Battery Testing System User Manual
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5.2
Status Messages Listed by Detailed Message
Detailed
Message
Code
Reason
Solution
BAD FUSE OR
DRIVER
160
The tester is not able to supply current to
the battery through its current drivers. Very
low values of current (about 0 mA) are
displayed on the tester and after 10
seconds processing stops.
Clean the battery and adapter contacts.
Verify that mAh rating of the battery
matches the C-code.
Lower the Charge rate and the Trickle
Charge rate in the C-code.
The battery may be faulty. Try a different
battery in the same channel.
Check the circuit breakers on the tester.
If all fails, contact Cadex for service.
BATTERY
INSERTED
20
The C8000 detects a battery in an adapter.
If message persists, press ESC.
BATTERY OVER
TEMP
14
Battery has overheated during charge.
Channel goes to Resting 00:00 (code 19)
until the battery cools.
Reduce the Charge rate in the C-code.
BATTERY
REMOVED
17
Battery was removed when the program
completed.
This message appears briefly when the
battery is removed. If message persists,
press ESC.
SUSPEND
26
User suspended the test.
Resume or wait for the condition that
caused the "suspend" mode to be
resolved. If this message persists, abort
the test. If this condition cannot be
resolved, contact Cadex for support.
BATTERY
REVERSED
121
Reverse voltage detected on insertion.
Battery may be connected backwards in
the adapter. Ensure that battery leads
are firmly connected to the battery.
BATTERY
SHORTED
122
Battery voltage is lower than (the voltage
remains low).
Ensure battery leads are firmly
connected to the battery.
Battery may be shorted.
BATTERY TOO
COLD
12
Battery temperature is too cold when
inserted. The battery is trickle charged until
temperature rises above minimum. (Only
for NiCad / NiMH).
Allow the battery to warm up.
BATTERY TOO
HOT
13
Battery temperature is too hot when
inserted. The battery automatically starts
processing when temperature drops 5°C
below maximum value.
Allow the battery to cool or use the tester
in a cooler room.
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