Troubleshooting, Problem possible solution – Schumacher MKC-10 Manuel d'utilisation

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TROUBLESHOOTING

The battery charger is designed to work automatically. However, If a problem does occur, check the following:

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE

SOLUTION

Charger will not turn OFF.

ON/OFF switch defective.

Have battery charger checked.

Green charge indicator never

Battery has problem and will not take

Have battery checked.

turns on.

full charge.

Two or more batteries connected in

Do not parallel charge.

parallel

Green charge indicator lamp turns

Battery of 200 ampere hours or larger.

Requires more time to charge: continue

off and on every few seconds

charging.

AFTER THREE HOURS without
slowing down.

Battery is connected to application that
draws a small current (such as an auto
dome light).

Charging current is less than full

Battery is partially charged.

Continue charging.

output rating of charger.

Green charge indicator lamp

Battery is defective (battery plates are

Have checked and replace battery.

turns on after only a few minutes

crusted) and will not accept a full

of charging.

charge.

Charge indicator lamp repeatedly

Severely discharged battery (but

Allow charging to continue until battery has

turns on and off, accompanied by a

otherwise good battery).

recovered sufficiently to take a charge (Circuit

clicking sound.

breaker will continue to cycle.

Battery is defective (will not accept

Have battery charged.

charge).

Charger is cycling after circuit breaking

Wait until charger automatically resets itself

overload.

(DO NOT RETURN FOR SERVICE).

Charger makes a loud buzz or hum.

Transformer laminations vibrate (buzz).

Continue charging. Buzz is not abnormal.

Shorted diode (hum).

Have charged tested by qualified technician.

NOTE:

This product is manufactured for Minn Kota by Schumacher Electric Corporation. If you have any questions regarding
the operation of this charger please contact Schumacher Electric technical service at 1-800-621-5485, Ext. 322.

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