What to do if the Hot LED is solid or flashing on my NOCO Genius Battery Pack?
If the Hot LED is solid or flashing, the unit is approaching its upper temperature limit or is too hot to jump start. Allow the unit to cool down. In this state, only the flashlight function is available.
How to fix a solid or flashing cold LED on NOCO Genius Remote Starter?
If the Cold LED is solid or flashing, it means the unit is either approaching its lower temperature limit or is too cold to jump-start. Let the unit warm up.
Why is my NOCO Genius BOOST X GBX55 showing a solid red light?
A solid red light indicates reverse polarity. To fix this, reverse the battery connections.
How to fix a solid or flashing cold LED on NOCO Genius BOOST X GBX55?
A solid or flashing cold LED means the unit is near its lower temperature limit or is too cold to jump start. Let the unit warm up. Only the flashlight can be used when it's too cold.
What to do if the NOCO Genius Battery Pack shows a solid red light?
A solid red light indicates reverse polarity. To fix this, reverse the battery connections.
Why is the hot LED solid or flashing on my NOCO Genius Battery Pack?
When the hot LED is solid or flashing, it means the unit is either approaching its upper temperature limit or is too hot to jump start. In either case, allow the unit to cool down.
Why is my NOCO Genius Remote Starter showing a solid red light?
A solid red light indicates reverse polarity. To resolve this, reverse the battery connections.
What to do if the Hot LED is solid or flashing on my NOCO Genius Remote Starter?
If the Hot LED is solid or flashing, the unit is either approaching its upper temperature limit or is too hot to jump-start. In either case, allow the unit to cool down.
What does it mean if the NOCO Genius Remote Starter is flashing with Single (1) Flash Double (2) Flash Triple (3) Flash Quadruple (4) Flash Sextuple (6) Flash?
This flashing pattern indicates several potential issues: * A short circuit is detected on the battery clamps. Remove all loads and reconnect the clamps to the battery. * High voltage is detected at the clamps (the GBX55 is connected to a voltage system greater than 12V, such as 24V). * A bad battery cell is detected. * A charge timeout error occurred (the GBX55 has been in bulk charge for too long). * Back-Charge detected into the GBX55 through the clamps while in a Boost Mode (the GBX55 is in Manual Override and then connected to a system greater than 12V, such as 24V).
General| Brand | NOCO Genius |
|---|---|
| Model | BOOST X GBX55 |
| Category | Battery Pack |
| Language | English |
Details risks and precautions related to electrical shock from the product.
Outlines dangers of battery explosion when using the product.
Warns about fire risks associated with product heat and sparks.
Explains potential for eye injuries from battery explosions and acid.
Addresses dangers of explosive gases from lead-acid batteries.
Guides on fully charging the GBX55 before first use via USB-C.
Details on identifying battery polarity and connecting clamps safely.
Step-by-step instructions for jump starting a vehicle.
How to jump start batteries with very low voltage using manual override.
Enables manual override for low-voltage batteries, disabling safety features.
Troubleshooting for detected reverse polarity connection.
Troubleshooting for short circuits detected at the clamps.
Troubleshooting for detection of voltage systems over 12V.
Troubleshooting for detected internal battery cell failure.
Troubleshooting for extended charging time errors.
Troubleshooting for back-charge detected in boost mode.
Troubleshooting charging issues indicated by flashing red light.
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