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Battery Chargers...
I have a 24 volt system, my charger is a Guest 2611. On a recent trip,
my minnkota performed horribly. As the blood drained from my head I thought the worst... The motor is dying... 3 yr old rt65ap... well checked the battery connections... there ok... checked the fuses... oh crap... how long have these been blown.... I charged my batteries in the cellar 2 months ago, prior to installing em in the boat. probably went out 4+ times batteries were pretty much dead from not being charged due to the blown fuses. Well I fixed the issue and plugged in the onboard 2611 at 7pm last night. Had the wife check the led's at noon today, still red... How long is this suppose to stay red for? I heard 5 hrs for a 60% drain roughly... Any ideas? |
Battery Chargers...
"FatBass" wrote in message om... I have a 24 volt system, my charger is a Guest 2611. On a recent trip, my minnkota performed horribly. As the blood drained from my head I thought the worst... The motor is dying... 3 yr old rt65ap... well checked the battery connections... there ok... checked the fuses... oh crap... how long have these been blown.... I charged my batteries in the cellar 2 months ago, prior to installing em in the boat. probably went out 4+ times batteries were pretty much dead from not being charged due to the blown fuses. Well I fixed the issue and plugged in the onboard 2611 at 7pm last night. Had the wife check the led's at noon today, still red... How long is this suppose to stay red for? I heard 5 hrs for a 60% drain roughly... Any ideas? Check the fuses again. Something may be blowing them. |
Battery Chargers...
FatBass wrote:
I have a 24 volt system, my charger is a Guest 2611. On a recent trip, my minnkota performed horribly. As the blood drained from my head I thought the worst... The motor is dying... 3 yr old rt65ap... well checked the battery connections... there ok... checked the fuses... oh crap... how long have these been blown.... I charged my batteries in the cellar 2 months ago, prior to installing em in the boat. probably went out 4+ times batteries were pretty much dead from not being charged due to the blown fuses. Well I fixed the issue and plugged in the onboard 2611 at 7pm last night. Had the wife check the led's at noon today, still red... How long is this suppose to stay red for? I heard 5 hrs for a 60% drain roughly... Any ideas? Have the batteries checked with a meter that puts them under load. I am betting you need new batteries due to the 2 mos. they were down. |
Battery Chargers...
Found the culprit... Its me again..... Being a 24 volt system, 2 pairs
of leads... I had the wrong positive with the wrong negative.... Checked the fuses again, and all is charging well.... after 1- 2 hours the red led stating bulk charge was joined by the green, gree+red=absorbtion charge.... I'll check it in a little while the red should turn off completely in a couple of hours. Thanks guys... |
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