Kussmaul Electronics Kussmaul Chief Auto Charge Guide D'utilisation page 72

Table 7 Interpreting Alert Indicators
Alert
Condition
AC input out Check AC connections. Change to a more stable AC power
of range source and check that the voltage and voltage frequency are
(<85 V or within acceptable operating range. See Physical Specifications
>265 V) on page 72.
Check the batteries. Do not charge a battery that is rated other
than 12 V nominal. Check that the battery type and temperature
settings match the actual battery and its conditions.
High Battery
Temp Disconnect or turn off other charging sources such as an
(>70°C) alternator or the charger on a generator with an electric start.
Allow the battery (or batteries) to cool to normal operating
temperature. See Physical Specifications on page 72.
Check the batteries. Do not charge a frozen battery. Charging a
frozen battery may present a risk of explosion. Check that the
Low Battery
battery type and temperature settings match the actual battery.
Temp (<
Allow the battery (or batteries) to warm up to a temperature that
25°C)
is above freezing before charging. See Physical Specifications on
page 72.
Discontinue charging or disconnect AC power source from
supplying power to the charger.
High Battery Disconnect voltage sensitive DC loads from DC supply to prevent
voltage damage.
If the DC bus voltage is still measuring high after AC power has
been disconnected, call a qualified and certified electrician.
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Solution
Alert
Condition
Allow the Auto Charge to cool while the AC is connected so the
High
fan stays on.
Charger
Temp
Improve ventilation or install the charger in a cooler location.
Loss of
Remote Reconnect the communication cable to the port. It takes about 15
Connection seconds to re-establish communication.
warning
Check for reverse battery polarity (negative connected to
negative, positive connected to positive is correct) at battery and
Reverse
charger output terminals.
Polarity Fuse
Disconnect AC and DC sources before replacing the fuse(s) on
the charger. See Replacing the Fuses on page 65.
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