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Location: Eau Claire, WI | I plugged in my 3 bank charger today, and got all flashing red lights...I had not "topped" them off since January...
Any ideas on the problem and will I hurt it to let it run for a couple of hours to see if it "straightens itself out" ?????????
It is in a 2003 Tyee 1950 Ltd.......
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Location: Appleton wi | Use a volt meter and read the voltage on each battery. If those are good (11.8v discharged to 13.7v fully charged). If all 3 banks have red lite flasing suspect your charger?It is highly unlikely all three batteries would go bad at the same time. Hope this helps.
Edited by eye Lunker 4/24/2005 12:00 PM
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Thanks lunker.....I'll give it a try when I get home tonight....... |
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Location: Neenah, WI | If the batteries are fully discharged, an on-board charger may not work. You might have to put a charge into each battery with a conventional charger first. Each one may need a little juice in it for the on-board to do it's thing. Good Luck. |
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| Flashing red means the charger is not recognizing the presence of a battery.
Take your wires off the batteries and clean the posts.
Now,,, if it continues after that,,, keep in mind these chargers will not kick in... on anything reading below 10.6 volts.
If your batteries are below that...you may have to kick them up for a few minutes with a portable charger... then re-try and let the on-board take them up from there. |
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Just as a follow up, I talked with the people @ Dual Pro, and they swapped out a new 3 bank for me at no cost..Installed it, and everything is running great......VERY happy with their promptness and customer service!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Glad it's taken care of. Those charger companys, Dual Pro and Guest, have some of the best customer service!
Edited by Shep 6/1/2005 3:16 PM
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