OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
SINGLE PHASE MCRII SERIES BATTERY CHARGER
Rev: 1.15
24/08/2018
Doc: MAN-1P_MCRII
Page 34 of 36
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7.10
TESTING LOW ELECTROLYTE
Ensure the Low Electrolyte Alarm is not inhibited.
Remove the electrolyte probe (if fitted) and check for
Low Electrolyte fault indication
on the LCD panel. Check that the low electrolyte relay on the Relay board A4 (if
fitted) has de-energised and that its contacts (see Schematic Diagram) have
changed over. Also check that Common Alarm relay on the Interface Card has de-
energised and that buzzer is sounding. Ensure that the buzzer can be muted by
pressing the
Alarm Mute switch. The mute function can be reset by pressing the
Reset switch.
Replace the electrolyte probe
7.11
TESTING BATTERY FAIL
Disconnect the battery from the charger. Press the
Battery Test switch and check
that after the test period the
Battery Fail LED lights up. Check that the battery fail
relay on the Relay board A4 (if fitted) has de-energised and that its contacts (see
Schematic Diagram) have changed over. Also check that the Common Alarm relay
has de-energised and that buzzer is sounding. Ensure that pressing the Alarm Mute
switch can mute the buzzer.
Reconnect the battery.
Note: In order to clear this alarm, the battery must be reconnected, and the Battery
Test switch must be pressed to initiate another battery test cycle. The alarm will then
clear if the battery passes the test.
8.0
RECOMMENDATIONS
•
Magellan Powertronics recommend the use of anticorrosion gel on the
batteries terminals after been installed, this is to
prevent corrosion on the batteries terminals.
•
For Ethernet connection use a right-angle RJ-45
connector as shown on the picture.
