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EnForcer™ SCR Service Manual I.B. 1561
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CHARGER FAULTS
The charger control circuitry constantly monitors for several fault conditions. If a fault should occur, the charge in progress is
interrupted, and a fault message is displayed on the LCD. A list of the faults and their descriptions follow.
Displayed Fault Description Fault LED Fault Clearing
No DC Current
Check DC Fuse
Occurs when the DC fuse opens or no DC
output current.
Call Service – Yes
Bar Graph - Flashes
Can be reset by
disconnecting the battery
from charger. Replace fuse
or trouble shoot.
Battery
Disconnected
While
Charging!
Occurs when a charging battery is
disconnected from the charger without first
stopping the charge cycle.
Battery Disconnect -
YES
Bar Graph – Steady On
Can be reset by connecting a
battery to the charger.
Time To Gassing
Limit Exceeded
Occurs when the time limit to gassing
voltage is exceeded.
Time Limit Exceeded -
YES
Bar Graph – Steady On
Can be reset by
disconnecting the battery
from the charger
Overall Charge
Time Limit
Exceeded
Occurs when the overall charge cycle time
limit is exceeded
Time Limit Exceeded -
YES
Bar Graph – Steady On
Can be reset by
disconnecting the battery
from the charger
Time After
Gassing Limit
Exceeded
Occurs when the time limit after gassing is
exceeded
Time Limit Exceeded -
YES
Bar Graph – Steady On
Can be reset by
disconnecting the battery
from the charger
Low Battery
Voltage/ Check
Battery
Occurs when the battery is first connected
and the voltage is between 1.0 and 1.8
volts/cell*
Call Service – NO
Bar Graph – Steady On
Can be reset if battery
voltage is between 1.8 and
2.4 volts/cell
High Battery
Voltage/ Check
Battery
Occurs when the battery is first connected
and the voltage is above 2.4 volts/cell.
Call Service – NO
Bar Graph – Steady On
Can be reset if battery
voltage is between 1.8 and
2.4 volts/cell
Battery
Temperature/
Decreasing
Voltage
Occurs when there is negative change in
battery voltage
Call Service – NO
Bar Graph – Steady On
Can be reset by
disconnecting the battery
from the charger
High Amp-Hours
Occurs when more than 150% of battery
Amp-Hours are returned during the charge
cycle
Call Service – NO
Bar Graph – Steady On
Can be reset by
disconnecting battery from
the charger
AC Voltage Fault
Occurs when input AC voltage quality is
poor or distorted. Note that this condition
may be temporary. The charger will attempt
to re-start after 3 minutes. If unsuccessful,
will attempt a total of 4 times before a
permanent fault condition occurs.
Call Service – NO, ON
when fault is
permanent.
Bar Graph – Steady
ON, Flashes when fault
is permanent
Can be reset by
Disconnecting and
reconnecting battery to the
charger. Disconnect AC
power & check AC source.
AC fuse blown
Or lost phase
Occurs when AC fuse is blown or a phase of
AC power is interrupted when the charger is
charging a battery. Note that this condition
may be temporary. The charger will attempt
to re-start after 3 minutes. If unsuccessful,
will attempt a total of 4 times before a
permanent fault condition occurs.
Call Service – NO
Bar Graph – Steady
ON, Flashes when fault
is permanent
Can be reset by
Disconnecting and
reconnecting battery to the
charger. Disconnect AC
power & check AC source.

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