Is it a fairly accurate color code as to where the current condition of the battery is?
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Yes it is. Once it goes off the green expect starting difficulties in high-cranking-voltage machinery.
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Yes, while going throgh the charging and reconditioning the LEDs are Amber (yellow) in colour. Once the battery is charged and it goes to trickle mode the LEDs are green in colour so it can't be clearer - wait until it gets green and you are good. Very simple to use and great quality. Highly recommended.
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I have this accessory connected to a cigarette lighter socket and the CITEK MUS 4.3 charging the battery. After 10 days on "float" the MUS 4.3 goes into "pulse" to maintain the the battery at 95-100% capacity, according to the manual. During the "float" step the LED indicator is blinking all the time green. When the charger is in "pulse" the LED changes from green to yellow and back to green. I have not measured the frequency of this alternation. My interpretation of these observations is that the LED is yellow when battery capacity drops below 95% and green when it is above 95%. Bottom line: it works beautifully. My van started normally after more than 5 months inactive in the garage. I have this accessory connected to a cigarette lighter socket and the CITEK MUS 4.3 charging the battery. After 10 days on "float" the MUS 4.3 goes into "pulse" to maintain the the battery at 95-100% capacity, according to the manual. During the "float" step the LED indicator is blinking all the time green. When the charger is in "pulse" the LED changes from green to yellow and back to green. I have not measured the frequency of this alternation. My interpretation of these observations is that the LED is yellow when battery capacity drops below 95%... » Read More I have this accessory connected to a cigarette lighter socket and the CITEK MUS 4.3 charging the battery. After 10 days on "float" the MUS 4.3 goes into "pulse" to maintain the the battery at 95-100% capacity, according to the manual. During the "float" step the LED indicator is blinking all the time green. When the charger is in "pulse" the LED changes from green to yellow and back to green. I have not measured the frequency of this alternation. My interpretation of these observations is that the LED is yellow when battery capacity drops below 95% and green when it is above 95%. Bottom line: it works beautifully. My van started normally after more than 5 months inactive in the garage. « Show Less
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I have not used a voltage meter on the battery to test the accuracy of the battery tender. I just know that the tender works for me.
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I would say it is fairly accurate. However, I don't really let my motorcycle battery get that low to really determine how accurate.
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I don't think so. I typed in the number on the battery when I looked up one for mine.
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The date on the front side of the Battery is the Best used by date. The number on the bottom of my batteries looks more like a manufacturing control number than a date.
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The battery I got wasn't white either. Mine was black....but battery works great.
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I'm not sure. Cannot locate the information but if you have questions contact them. Our battery seems to be performing well. MM
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You align the pins to the two outer most contracts. 1 and 4. When plugged in, the device should indicating a purple color. When battery is charged, it's blue.
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It didn't say that it wasn't new when i purchased the battery. I assumed that it was new. It sure doesnt work like a new battery though. It is better (slightly) than a dying battery which is what a had at the time. So, if you looking for a slight upgrade for the cost; it is a good deal.
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I took a look, it's a lithium CR2032 H 3v maxwell battery currently in mine.
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you may want to check with the vendor, I cannot remember but battery has been working fine.
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I might be wrong but I think thats the battery charge indicator from 0 to 100 %
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Could this battery be found and replaced with a little bit of technical expertise?
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There is a battery symbol in the LED window (top right) that will indicate the charge level.
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There are a number of things that pops into mind, but the first thing I would do is check the voltage of the battery
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To make sure your battery is the proper one click on the pic of the battery to bring it up in close view and compare numbers. Most importantly make sure the mah is correct. Also look at pic of the back and make sure it matches.There are several out there so just make sure the one you have home is exact. Hope this helps
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Apparently the numbers at the bottom don't have to match exactly. the replacement battery I bought from Amazon doesn't match exactly the number of my original battery, but it works perfectly. The second half of the number is slightly different.
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I ordered four batteries from this seller and two were bad and I returned them. I got with Dell since my servers are still under warranty and they had me run a log report from DSM and look at the absolute state of charge of the battery. If it is below 30%, the server will report it as failed (red "X"). If it was charging, you would get the yellow "!". Despite the listing, these batteries are not new. They may be unused, but they are not new.
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Hello John,It appears to me that the important letters & numbers are those at the upper right-hand corner, which tell you the model number of the battery and its capacity. While I am far from an expert, it appears to me that the long string of numbers & letters across the bottom is probably am internal mfg code or lot number or both. If your new battery makes your phone work, it is probably OK. Good luck! --AVB