What to do if ECO Charge Battery Charger has blown output fuse?
If the ECO Charge Battery Charger displays a 'Output Fuse' alarm, it means the output fuse has blown. To resolve this, check the battery polarity and replace the blown fuse.
What to do if ECO Charge Battery Charger says 'Incorrect Battery'?
If the ECO Charge Battery Charger displays a 'Incorrect Battery' alarm, it means the battery voltage is not correct for the charger. You should check that the charger configuration matches the battery and that the operator is not trying to plug an incorrect battery type onto the charger.
What to do if ECO Charge Battery Charger says 'Battery Disconnected'?
If the ECO Charge Battery Charger displays a 'Battery Disconnected' error, it means the battery has been disconnected mid charge cycle. If there's a need to disconnect the battery mid-charge cycle, remind the operator to first set the front panel toggle switch to STOP.
What to do if ECO Charge Battery Charger has a configuration error?
If the ECO Charge Battery Charger displays a 'Configuration Error', it means the charger cannot provide the target output current. Check that the controller configuration matches the quantity of power modules installed, and add charger modules if necessary.
What to do if ECO Charge Battery Charger indicates 'Deeply Discharged Battery'?
If the ECO Charge Battery Charger displays a 'Deeply Discharged Battery' alarm, it means the battery is still less than 1.9Vpc after 30 seconds of charge. Check the battery for faults.
What to do if ECO Charge Battery Charger indicates 'Over Discharged Battery'?
If the ECO Charge Battery Charger displays an 'Over Discharged Battery' message, it means the battery is less than 1.9Vpc at connection but recovers within 30 seconds of charge. This is typically due to the battery being quickly unplugged from the truck and plugged onto the charger without allowing the battery to recover. Regular occurrences might need investigation of work practices.
What does 'Module Fan Fail' mean on ECO Charge Battery Charger?
The 'Module Fan Fail' alarm on the ECO Charge Battery Charger indicates a faulty charger module fan. Replace the charger module.
What to do if ECO Charge Battery Charger shows 'Module Over Temperature'?
If the ECO Charge Battery Charger displays a 'Module Over Temperature' alarm, it means the charger module is overheating. Check that the air inlet filter is not blocked and ensure the charger is installed without any obstructions to the air inlet and outlet.
What to do if ECO Charge Battery Charger has no output current?
If the ECO Charge Battery Charger is showing 'No Output Current', it indicates the charger isn't providing the required current. Ensure the operator hasn't been unplugging the battery mid-charge cycle or that the charge profile has allowed the battery current to fall below 0.7A.
What does 'Inlet Filter Alarm' mean on ECO Charge Battery Charger?
The 'Inlet Filter Alarm' on the ECO Charge Battery Charger indicates that the air inlet filter is blocked. Clean the filter.
Essential safety guidelines for handling batteries and chargers, including fire, explosion, and electrical hazards.
Guidance on placing the charger on a shelf for protection against accidental contact with lift trucks.
Details for base, side, and rear mounting configurations using provided brackets and fasteners.
Information on charger models, supply phase, DC output, voltage, and AC supply requirements.
Step-by-step guide for configuring the AC filter board for single and three-phase power connections.
Details on busbar selection for different configurations and AUX power supply connections.
Step-by-step guide for connecting, starting, charging, and disconnecting the battery from the charger.
Description of the controller display, push buttons, USB port, and start/stop rocker switch.
Explanation of READY/CHARGING lights and different display messages during operation.
Details on conventional and opportunity charge profiles, and compatible amp hour ranges for battery types.
Information on supported battery types, environmental configurations, and equalize charge settings.
Overview of charger alarms like Main Switch, Inlet Filter, Low Mains, Module Fail, and Temperature issues.
Detailed explanation of urgent alarms like Configuration Error, Output Fuse, No Output Current, and communication failures.
Covers alarms for Over Discharged, Deeply Discharged, Sulphated, and Incorrect Battery types.
Details on timeouts, disconnections, reversed polarity, voltage, temperature, and current threshold alarms during charging.
Solutions for issues with Main Switch, Inlet Filter, Low Mains, Modules, Configuration, and Fuses.
Solutions for battery discharge, type, timeouts, disconnection, and polarity problems.
Guidance on monitoring the air inlet filter and general maintenance for optimal charger performance.
Procedures for handling alarms and details of the product warranty terms.
Details on dimensions, weight, AC input voltage, operating range, and efficiency.
Information on DC output, environmental requirements, and product compliances.
General| Brand | ECO Charge |
|---|---|
| Model | FS3 |
| Category | Battery Charger |
| Language | English |
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