How to fix « #error (+)(-) » error on GYS GYSFLASH 102.12 HF Battery Charger?
If your GYS Battery Charger screen is flashing « #error (+)(-) » and beeping, it indicates that the polarity of the clamps has been reversed. To fix this, connect the red clamp to the (+) terminal and the black clamp to the (-) terminal of the battery.
What to do if GYS GYSFLASH 102.12 HF Battery Charger shows '#battery error'?
If your GYS Battery Charger displays '#battery error' and beeps, it could mean several things: the battery is short-circuited or damaged (in which case, change the battery), the battery is not connected or the clamps are short-circuited (check the clamps connection), or a 6V battery is connected (the charger is not suitable).
Why does my GYS GYSFLASH 102.12 HF show « #erreur U>Umax »?
If your GYS Battery Charger screen displays « #erreur U>Umax » and beeps, it means the battery voltage is too high. Ensure that the charger is suitable for the battery you are trying to charge. For example, you might be using a charger designed for a 12V battery on a 24V battery.
Why does my GYS GYSFLASH 102.12 HF Battery Charger display 'no battery'?
If your GYS Battery Charger displays 'no battery' for 1 second and beeps, it means the showroom mode is working without a battery. This is normal operation. To deactivate the 'no battery' function, press the 'START/STOP' key, and then press the 'START/STOP' key again to start the Showroom mode with battery.
Why GYS Power Supply doesn't display anything?
If your GYS Power Supply isn't displaying anything, there are a couple of potential causes: * The input fuse may be blown. This fuse must be changed by a qualified person (temporised fuse 10A 5x20). * There may be an issue with the electrical network. Check that the voltage of the electrical network is between 180V and 260V.
How to fix GYS Power Supply showing '#error (+)(-)'?
This error indicates the polarity is reversed. Ensure the red clamp is connected to the (+) terminal and the black clamp to the (-) terminal of the battery.
What to do if my GYS Power Supply displays '#battery error'?
The '#battery error' message indicates a problem with the battery connection or the battery itself. Here's what to check: * The battery may be short-circuited or damaged, consider changing it. * The battery might not be properly connected, or the clamps could be short-circuited, so check the clamp connections. * The charger may not be suitable for the connected battery (e.g., a 6V battery connected).
What to do if GYS GYSFLASH 102.12 HF screen flashing '#erreur U>Umax'?
If the screen flashes « #erreur U>Umax » and an alarm beeps, it indicates that the battery voltage is too high. This means the charger is not suitable for the battery (for example, using a charger for a 12V battery on a 24V battery).
What to do if GYS Battery Charger screen flashing '>100A'?
If the screen flashes '>100A' and an alarm beeps, it means the consumption exceeds the charger's output or several consumers are active on the vehicle. To resolve this: * Turn off electrical consumers to reduce power demand. * If consumers are active, GYSFLASH works to specification. Turn off consumers to check the battery is not too discharged.
What to do if GYS GYSFLASH 102.12 HF screen flashing '#battery error'?
If the screen flashes « #battery error » and an alarm beeps, it could be due to several reasons: * The battery might be short-circuited or damaged, in which case, change the battery. * The battery may not be connected, or the clamps are short-circuited; check the clamps connection. * A 6V battery might be connected, and the charger is not suitable for it.
General| Input Voltage | 230 V AC |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage | 12 V |
| Output Current | 100 A |
| Technology | High Frequency |
| Cable Length | 2.5 m |
| Battery Type | Lead-acid, Lithium |
| Battery Capacity | 20-1200 Ah |
| Battery Capacity Range | 20 - 1200 Ah |
| Charging Modes | Automatic, Recovery |
| Protections | Short-circuit, Overload, Overheating, Reverse polarity |
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