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PROBLEM
CONNECTED (Red) The battery is not
light is NOT on connected correctly
CHECK (Red) Connection to battery is reversed
light is NOT on
The battery voltage is less
than one volt
Indicator lights are lit A button may have been
in an erratic manner, pressed while the charger
not explained in the was being plugged in
Operating instructions
CONNECTED (Red) Charger in abort mode. Battery
light is blinking may also be faulty. This will
happen if the battery did not reach
full charge within 48 hours.
May be due to a very large battery
or a bank of batteries requiring
more power than the charger
can deliver in 48 hours.
The CHARGED (Green) The battery may be fully charged
or recently charged, leaving the
light turns on a few
battery voltage high enough to
minutes or less after
appear to be fully charged.
connecting the battery
The battery may be faulty (sulfated).
The measured current is The charger reached the maximum
voltage and is reducing the current.
much lower than what
was selected.
The charger is making Circuit breaker is cycling.
an audible clicking sound
Battery is defective.
Shorted battery cables or clamps.
Severely discharged battery, but
otherwise in good condition.
Reverse connections at battery.
Charger will not turn on AC outlet is dead.
when properly connected
Poor electrical connection.
The battery is connected Clamps are not making a
and the charger is on, good connection
but is not charging
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15, 10 & 2 AMP FULLY AUTOMATIC
INTELLI-FAST BATTERY CHARGER
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Check for poor connection to battery and frame.
Make sure connection points are clean.
Rock clips back and forth for a better connection.
Correct connection.
Replace the battery or try using a manual
charger to bring above one volt.
Make sure nothing is touching the control panel,
then unplug the unit and plug it in again
Reset the charger by unplugging it. Select the
desired charge rate and battery type again,
if necessary.
If the battery is in a vehicle, turn the headlights
on for a few minutes to reduce the battery voltage
and try charging again. Also try a lower charge
rate selection.
A sulfated battery will eventually accept a charge.
Continue charging for a few hours. The charging
(Yellow) led will blink. If not, have the battery
checked or call customer service.
No problem; this is a normal condition.
The settings may be wrong.
Check the charger settings.
Have the battery checked.
Circuit breaker cycles when current draw is too
high. Check for shorted cables or clamps and
replace if necessary.
The battery may not want to accept a charge due
to a run-down state. Allow charging to continue
until battery has a chance to recover and take a
charge. If more than 20 minutes, stop charging
and have the battery checked.
Shut charger off and correct the lead connections.
Check for open fuse/circuit breaker supplying AC outlet.
Check power cord and extension cord for loose fitting plug.
Check for poor connection at battery and frame.
Make sure connecting points are clean.
Rock clamps back and forth for a better connection.
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