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Battery Charger (Accusense
®
20A)
DESCRIPTION
Lift trucks equipped with Accusense
®
battery chargers
can be distinguished by the battery charger label. See
Figure 31 for lift trucks manufactured before May,
2013. See Figure 32 for lift trucks manufactured after
May, 2013. Accusense 20A chargers are self con-
tained, 120 volt, AC powered chargers. Each charger
comes equipped with a short lead plug to allow con-
nection to the 120 volt AC outlet using a 20 amp rated
extension cord. The charger will operate from any wall
outlet capable of supplying 108 to 126 volts AC pro-
tected by a 20 amp circuit breaker.
NOTE: Chargers can be identified by the MFR MOD
number on the charger label. If the first two digits of
the MFR MOD number read 1Q or 2Q, the equipment
is a Gen IV Q-Series charger.
For the Gen IV chargers, refer to Accusense® Gen IV
Charger
2200YRM2030 . For other charger models,
use this manual.
Figure 31. Accusense 20A Chargers,
Manufactured Before May, 2013
Figure 32. Accusense 20A Chargers,
Manufactured After May, 2013
NOTE: Some markets use a special 230 volt AC
charger which require connection to a 230 volt AC
outlet. Users with 230 volt AC chargers should substi-
tute 230 volts AC in the place of 120 volts AC when
instructed to connect the charger to a power source.
OPERATION
LED Display
The charger has five colored LEDs located on the top
of the charger. The LEDs are used to indicate the sta-
tus of the charger during operation. The order of the
LEDs may vary with models, but are labeled to iden-
tify their function. See Table 6.
2200 YRM 1007
Battery Charger (Accusense
®
20A)
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