What to do if my MadJax Storm X Golf Cars charger shows 'Input AC abnormality'?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger indicates an 'Input AC abnormality', first, check the AC cord plug and the charger receptacle to ensure they are properly connected. If the problem continues, try using a different outlet or circuit, as this issue can arise from inconsistent power supply.
What to do if my MadJax Storm X Golf Cars charger displays 'Over voltage or over current'?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger is showing an 'Over voltage or over current' error, disconnect the charger from the AC power source. Wait for a few minutes, and then plug it back in.
What to do if my MadJax Storm X charger is overheating?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger is overheating, allow it to cool down completely before attempting to reconnect it.
What to do if my MadJax Storm X Golf Cars charger shows 'Integrated fault'?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger shows an 'Integrated fault', meaning any of the previously mentioned faults have occurred repeatedly, disconnect the charger from the AC power. Then, reconnect the AC cord and check the LED indicators for any of the previously mentioned issues.
What to do if ambient temperature is too high or too low for my MadJax Storm X Golf Cars charger?
If the ambient temperature is too high or too low for your MadJax Golf Cars charger, allow the charger and/or battery to cool down or warm up as needed before reconnecting. Consider adding extra ventilation or heat, depending on your climate.
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