| Symptom | Possible Cause | Solution | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Bad AC connection. | Check wall outlet with a lamp. Ensure outlet works. | | | Blown fuse in vehicle. | If connected to vehicle, check vehicle fuses. | | Ammeter reads 0 Amps | Battery is fully charged. | No action needed; battery is topped off. | | | Poor clip connection. | Clean battery terminals and ensure clips are tight. | | | Battery is sulfated/dead. | Battery may be too old or damaged to accept a charge. Try a "jump start" or test battery at an auto parts store. | | Charger gets hot | Overloaded. | Ensure you are not charging a 6V battery or bank of batteries exceeding capacity. Unplug if the charger unit itself becomes too hot to touch. |
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Check battery electrolyte levels (if not sealed) and clean terminals. Hookup (Vehicle Installed): Connect the Red (+) clip to the positive post. | Symptom | Possible Cause | Solution |