Energic Plus TST-D Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 17

SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

ACTION

Charger does not 

react to battery be-

ing connected, and 

display remains OFF .

1

Battery not connected properly .

Check battery connectors/harness .

2

Charger has been connected to 

forklift motor connector .

Disconnect forkift motor and connect 

battery .

3

Output fuse blown .

Replace output fuse and adjust AC input 

settings .

4

Output cables reversed .

Check charger, connectors and battery 

polarities . Output fuse is probably blown .

5

Bad control board connection .

Check board connectors (green) .

6

Bad control board .

Replace control board .

When battery is

connected,

message

 appears .

1

AC input is absent .

Check AC input voltage on each phase . 

Check AC input connections . Check AC 

disconnect switch and fuses .

2

Bad contactor .

Replace contactor and freewheeling diode .

Output current is too 

high

1

Wrong AC input settings .

Adjust AC input settings to higher voltage .

2

One or more cells are shorted .

Repair battery .

Output current is too 

low

1

Wrong AC input settings .

Adjust AC input settings to lower voltage .

2

One AC phase is absent .

Check AC input voltage on each phase .

3

One or more diodes blown .

Replace rectifier .

4

Bad contactor .

Replace contactor .

Charger smells hot

1

Bad location .

Install the charger in proper location .

2

Ventilation slots obstructed .

Remove objects which may obstruct slots .

3

Wrong AC input settings .

Adjust AC input settings to higher voltage .

4

Bad or loose power wirings .

Check and thighten all power wirings .

5

Transformer burned .

Replace transformer .

Charger too noisy

1

Bad contactor .

Replace contactor and freewheeling diode .

2

One or more diodes shorted .

Replace rectifier .

Battery has low S .G . 

and/or doesn't last 

full shift

1

Wrong AC input settings .

Adjust AC input settings to lower voltage .

2

Battery capacity too low .

Replace battery .

Battery temperature 

too high .

1

Wrong AC input settings .

Adjust AC input settings to higher voltage .

2

Battery power demand too 

high .

Consider purchasing bigger Ah battery .

3

Insufficient cool down time .

Increase cool down time before/after 

charging .

4

Automatic stop doesn't work .

Check and replace board and/or contactor .

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Summary of Contents for TST-D

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions User Manual TST D Battery Chargers Users Manual 2013 www energicplus com 1...

Page 2: ...R 6 INTERNAL VIEW OF THE CHARGER CABINET A 7 INTERNAL VIEW OF THE CHARGER CABINET B 8 AC VOLTAGE SELECTION 3 x 240 480 V not for 600V input models 9 AC INPUT VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT 9 GROUNDING AND LINE CO...

Page 3: ...trical resistance is decreased when wet permitting dangerous current to flow through the body Do not work in damp area without being extremely careful Stand on dry rubber mat or dry wood and use insul...

Page 4: ...an explosive atmosphere around the battery if ventilation is poor The ventilation system should be designed to provide an adequate amount of fresh air for the number of batteries being charged This i...

Page 5: ...attery cells The microprocessor controlled electronic card is used to monitor the state of the charge and automatically turn the charger off when the battery is fully charged The charge current follow...

Page 6: ...reported on the data label is available from your power supply and verify that the unit s operating voltage is correct Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat buildup Don t place the u...

Page 7: ...h 3x 208 240 480 Vac input and is not NOT present in chargers with 3x600 Vac input The PLUGS FOR INPUT VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT are present in all the chargers 7 CONTROL BOARD BOARD FOR INPUT VOLTAGE SELECT...

Page 8: ...ith 3x 208 240 480 Vac input and is NOT present in chargers with 3x600 Vac input The PLUGS FOR INPUT VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT are present in all the chargers 8 CONTROL BOARD CONTACTOR OUTPUT FUSE POWER TRAN...

Page 9: ...rrect configuration Fix the nuts carefully Mount the plastic protection over the BVS Close the cabinet Metal bars in position 200 250 Vac Metal bars in position 440 524 Vac AC INPUT VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT...

Page 10: ...must be grounded with separate conductor Minimum size and color coding requirements must be in accordance with any applicable national or local code PROCEDURE Read on the data label the AC current val...

Page 11: ...AND BURNING OF CONNECTORS OR BATTERY EXPLOSION MAY RESULT PRELIMINARY CHECKS Inspect the charger completey for loose screws electrical connections or other damages Check that all the ventilation slot...

Page 12: ...attery voltage is below the minimum threshold of 1 62 V cell the charger will not start and the display will show the error message Voltage Low If the battery voltage is higher than the maximum thresh...

Page 13: ...ayed 3 3h Time of charge 7h 50minutes Displayed 7 5h The charge current follows the Wa curve as described in the norm DIN 41774 Current Voltage Initial Current about 16 of battery capacity Voltage 2 4...

Page 14: ...is absent the message Black Out is displayed When the power supply will be available again the charger will re start automatically from the exact point of interruption and the charge will be normally...

Page 15: ...ile it s being charged is hazardous for the user and voids the charger warranty The EQUALIZATION function is useful to keep all the cells of the battery at the same voltage level even after years of c...

Page 16: ...essage is displayed If the voltage falls below the minimum threshold the charger will give a refresh charge to pull up the voltage to a programmed maximum threshold and the display will show the messa...

Page 17: ...ng AC input settings Adjust AC input settings to lower voltage 2 One AC phase is absent Check AC input voltage on each phase 3 One or more diodes blown Replace rectifier 4 Bad contactor Replace contac...

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