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Alert Conditions
There are certain conditions that may arise in operation that could result in an
alert condition. In an alert condition the output of the Charging Device will be
automatically disabled and the alert symbol will be displayed. A message
indicating the cause of the condition will be displayed on the multi-function
character set.
If the main battery voltage is dropping but has yet to reach the
lower cut-out limit, the Remote Display will indicate CHRGR
OFF. Please see Alert¹ condition in the table below for further
information.
In the event the auxiliary battery is completely drained, open
circuited or there is a connectivity issue the Remote Display will
indicate BAT FAULT. Please see Alert² condition in the table
below for further information.
In a situation where the Charging Device is subjected to
extreme temperatures for a prolonged period, thermal
protection will be activated. Please see Alert³ condition in the
table below for further information.
Condition Possible Explanation Likely Solution
Alert²
Auxiliary battery Voltage is too low,
battery has expired or is disconnected.
If less than 5V charger will not initialise.
Check and address connection integrity.
Replace auxiliary battery.
Alert
3
Charging device has over heated.
Relocate device to cooler location.
Wait for ambient temperature to drop.
Alert
1
Main battery Voltage is too low to
continue charging (<12.4V).
Start engine to charge battery if possible.
Manually charge with separate charger.
In the unlikely event that the LED Glow Ring on the Charging Device is not
indicating please check and conrm the following before contacting support:
1. Check integrity of all connections between the main battery and the Charging
Device.
2. Check the inline fuse between the main battery and the Charging Device.
3. If a multi-meter is available conrm the main battery voltage reads the same
at the battery terminals as well as the Charging Device terminals.
If the above checks are conrmed as OK please contact your vendor for further
assistance.
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