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Batt Is 100% Discharged
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Based on 1.75Vdc/cell, this error is produced when cell voltage falls below this
value (example: 21Vdc for 24V Battery Pack). A.C. Power should be connected
to charger and charging initiated immediately.
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Batt Emergency Under-Voltage
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Based on 1.31Vdc/cell, battery may have been subjected to an extended Over-
Discharge condition (example: 15.75Vdc for a 24V Battery Pack) and battery is in
danger of becoming damaged beyond probable repair. Using a voltmeter check if
battery voltage is well under its 100% depth of charge. Remove all loads from
battery, including charger and allow time for battery pack to ‘spring’ back to
above 1.31V/cell. Reconnect only the charger to battery pack and allow to
charge.
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Batt Beyond Over Discharged!
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Based on 1Vdc/cell, battery may have been subjected to an extreme Over-
Discharge condition (example: 12Vdc for a 24V Battery Pack) and battery
damage is beyond probable repair – expect a shortened life span for battery.
Charge will have turned off completely, to avoid adding to the decaying process.
Using a voltmeter check if battery voltage is well under its 100% depth of charge.
Remove all loads from battery,
including charger and allow time for battery
pack to ‘spring’ back to above 1Vdc/cell. Reconnect only the charger to battery
pack and allow to charge.
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Batt Temperature Sensor Open/Shorted
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If a Battery Temperature Sensor Cable was installed at start of charging, but then
later found to be open or short circuited, this error is produced. Inspect
Temperature Device cable for breaks or shorts and correct.
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Batt Over-Temperature
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If a Battery Temperature Sensor Cable is installed at start of charging and a
maximum battery temperature is reached, further charging is then terminated and
an error condition is produced. Check batteries for possible cell damage and
perform a load test on each battery.
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Battery Storage Error
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While equipment and battery sits in storage for an excessive amount of time,
batteries have depleted. Charging is required immediately. Connect Charger to
A.C. Power to start charging – error will clear.
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Battery Testing Error – Sulphated / Discharged
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This error is only generated by one of two conditions found during the Pre-
Qualification-Test Charge Stage:
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Sulphated: Severely sulphated battery plates are preventing a charge flow from
increasing above a minimum value. Disconnect and reconnect AC Power to
charger to restart this stage. If a second attempt failed, load test each battery and
replace any failed battery.
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Discharged: A severely discharged battery did not charge up to 1.75Vdc per cell (
for example – 21Vdc for 24V-battery ), within an allotted time span of
approximately 4 to 8 hours. Check for heavy loads preventing battery from
increasing charge and/or defective batteries that will not accept a charge.