Battery Charger Woes
 

I was checking things out on my boat, and I noticed one bank would not stop
charging. I unplugged the charger and checked the voltage. The one that
had stopped charging read 12.98 volts and the one that was still charging
read 13.98 volts. I am thinking its time for a new charger. (The batteries
are only a few months old)

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Battery Charger Woes
 

Bob wrote:
The one that
had stopped charging read 12.98 volts and the one that was still charging
read 13.98 volts. I am thinking its time for a new charger. (The batteries
are only a few months old)

Next time, reverse the hookups, so each charger is charging the OTHER battery.
If the problem stays with the battery, it's the battery. Not unusual for a few
month old battery to go bad. There are such things as manufacturing defects,
after all.

RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

Battery Charger Woes
 

Bob wrote:
The one that
had stopped charging read 12.98 volts and the one that was still charging
read 13.98 volts. I am thinking its time for a new charger. (The batteries
are only a few months old)

Next time, reverse the hookups, so each charger is charging the OTHER battery.
If the problem stays with the battery, it's the battery. Not unusual for a few
month old battery to go bad. There are such things as manufacturing defects,
after all.

RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

Battery Charger Woes
 

Bob wrote:
The one that
had stopped charging read 12.98 volts and the one that was still charging
read 13.98 volts. I am thinking its time for a new charger. (The batteries
are only a few months old)

Next time, reverse the hookups, so each charger is charging the OTHER battery.
If the problem stays with the battery, it's the battery. Not unusual for a few
month old battery to go bad. There are such things as manufacturing defects,
after all.

RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

Battery Charger Woes
 

That is a good idea. I hadn't seriously considered that. I will check the
water levels, and swap the banks on the charger. Thank you.

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"RichZ" wrote in message
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Bob wrote:
The one that
had stopped charging read 12.98 volts and the one that was still
charging
read 13.98 volts. I am thinking its time for a new charger. (The
batteries
are only a few months old)

Next time, reverse the hookups, so each charger is charging the OTHER
battery.
If the problem stays with the battery, it's the battery. Not unusual for a
few
month old battery to go bad. There are such things as manufacturing
defects,
after all.

RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing