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The battery is connected to
the charger and the LED’s
burn but the charger does
not work correctly.
Mains voltage is too low.
Measure the mains voltage.
It should be higher than
170VAC.
Weak or no connection
between the battery and
the charger.
Check the connection and
the wires.
Reversed polarization of
the cables.
Remove the connection.
Replace the fuse in the
charger (only use a fuse
with the same value).
Charger is set on the power
supply mode.
Set switch ‘charger/power
supply in the correct
position.
No battery is connected but
the green LED from ‘charge
process’ burns when the
charger is activated.
The charger always gives a
output voltage, irrespective
of the present of a battery.
Switch the charger off.
Always firstly connect a
battery.
The battery isn’t charged
fully, but the charged
indicates the charging
process is finished (float
LED).
The battery is defective.
Measure the acid and, if
necessary, replace the
battery.
The charger doesn’t switch
to float.
The battery is defective.
Measure the acid and, if
necessary, replace the
battery.
Battery cables to thin.
Connect thicker cables.
There are heavy consumers
connected to the battery.
Turn off as many users as
possible or connect a
heavier charger.
battery is too heavy for the
charger.
Connect a heavier charger
to the battery.
MAINTENANCE
The charger doesn’t need any specific maintenance. When cleaning the housing, use a
(squeezed) dry cloth. Remove any filth and dust from the ventilation openings of the
charger. Follow the instructions of the manufacturer when using and handling the
battery. CAUTION! A battery contains corrosive sulphuric acid.
Important
Check the charge status of battery charger on a regular basis.
Check the cables and connection between the charger and battery regularly.
Check the ventilation vents en fan on a regular basis.
Check the degree of acidity of a non-maintenance free battery on a regular basis
