What to do if Columbia CR-10 Chariot Golf Cars charger output is low or battery not getting charged?
If the charger output is low, or the battery isn't charging, check for a defective capacitor, resonant of transformer, or an open diode.
What to do if AC fuse keeps blowing in Columbia CR-10 Chariot?
If the AC fuse keeps blowing, the issue might be a shorted AC cord or a shorted primary of the transformer.
What to do if Columbia Golf Cars charger is not shutting off?
If the charger isn't shutting off, inspect for loose wires on the auto-start or a defective auto-start.
What to do if transformer hums, but no ammeter deflection in Columbia CR-10 Chariot Golf Cars?
If the transformer hums but there's no ammeter deflection, check the DC fuse, look for a shorted DC connector or open diode, and inspect the ammeter for defects.
How to troubleshoot no transformer hum in Columbia Golf Cars?
If there's no transformer hum, check the AC fuse, AC input cord, and look for loose wires on the auto-start control. Also, inspect the primary of the transformer and the auto-start control itself.
What to do if AC fuse keeps blowing on Columbia Scooter?
If the AC fuse keeps blowing, the issue might be a shorted AC cord or a shorted primary of the transformer. Check these components for any signs of damage or wear.
Why is the charger output low, or the battery not getting charged on my Columbia Scooter?
A low charger output or a battery that isn't charging could be due to a defective capacitor, resonant of the transformer, or an open diode. Examine these components to identify the cause.
What to do if the charger is not shutting off on Columbia Scooter?
If the charger isn't shutting off, it might be due to loose wires on the auto-start or a defective auto-start. Check the wiring and the auto-start mechanism for any issues.
How to fix no transformer hum on Columbia Scooter?
If there's no transformer hum, check the AC fuse, AC input cord, and loose wires on the auto-start control. Also, inspect the primary of the transformer and the auto-start control itself.
What to do if transformer hums, but no ammeter deflection on Columbia Scooter?
If the transformer hums but there's no ammeter deflection, inspect the DC fuse, check for a shorted DC connector or open diode, and verify the ammeter for defects.
Explains safety message indicators (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and their meanings.
Describes the Chariot as a single-passenger, stand-up vehicle for smooth surfaces.
Explains the VIN, its location, and importance for service and identification.
Provides a breakdown of what each digit in the VIN represents for vehicles manufactured after February 2006.
Lists technical specifications like capacity, speed, dimensions, wheelbase, load bed, and tire types.
Emphasizes operator responsibility to read and understand manual, and inform others.
Details DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION statements regarding modifications, repairs, operation, and speed.
Lists critical warnings for safe operation, including operator qualifications, speed limits, and conditions.
Outlines OSHA and ANSI requirements and minimum operator/owner responsibilities for safe use.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely lifting the vehicle for service or maintenance.
Illustrates battery configuration and stresses disconnecting leads before maintenance.
Details the step-by-step procedure for removing and installing vehicle batteries.
Guides on performing pre-delivery and pre-operation checks for safety and proper function.
Instructs on reporting damage/issues to shipping/dealer and not operating if problems exist.
Covers keyswitch, charge meter, horn, charger, reset switch, status lights, treadle, and steering controls.
Provides essential rules for safe driving, parking, and pre-operation checks.
Explains deep cycle battery service, compatibility, and presents critical DANGER statements for battery safety.
Details how to inspect and maintain batteries, including electrolyte levels and connections.
Covers cleaning procedures, factors affecting charging time, and battery age.
Details how to connect the charger, interpret status lights, and use reset switches.
A chart listing common charger symptoms and their potential repairs or causes.
Explains specific gravity tests for battery condition and provides tips for prolonging battery life.
Offers a troubleshooting guide for common vehicle problems like not moving or running slow.
Outlines general principles for vehicle maintenance, including safety and qualified personnel.
Describes the rear drum brake system and provides instructions for adjustment.
Presents a weekly, monthly, and semi-annual maintenance checklist for owners/operators.
Outlines recommended weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual maintenance tasks for qualified technicians.
Details how to prepare batteries for storage, including charging and specific gravity checks.
Provides steps for preparing the vehicle itself for storage, like cleaning and tire pressure.
Outlines the necessary steps to take the vehicle out of storage and put it back into service.
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