I understand that the positive needs to be on the 1st battery's positive but How do I know which one is the 1st battery? Please help! Thanks!!
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On my 1982 club car the first battery is on the passenger side there is a red wire connecting to positive battery and the last battery is on the drivers side with a black wire connecting to the negative post of the battery. And my meter works find.
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I hook mine up to the two wire that came out of my charger . One went to negitive pole and one went positive pole on battery. Mine were in alternating series
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Go to how to wire an EZGO battery By Robert Ceville, this explanes the series conection.And first post ,positive & neg.
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The "first" battery is the one with the line leaving the (+) pole going somewhere other than the next battery. Since the batteries are in Series the "last battery is the one with the wire leaving the (-) pole going somewhere other than another battery. Therefore, the voltage leaving six batteries in series is six times the voltage of one, or six batteries times 6 volts (the voltage of each) equals 36 volts.
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More run time. It is a parrallel circuit. For power the batteries need to be set up in series. Positive from one batt to neg of second batt.
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Hook the red up to the positive of the battery and the black to the negative. A number should come up that is your cca number you need to change it to your cca number on your battery and hit test. It should tell you if it's a good or bad battery and how many volts it is. This tested is for automotive 12volt batteries only
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The 34R means the positive and negative posts are reversed in their position on the battery. I needed one because my positive is on the right side instead of left. Not sure what FFP might be side from maybe type of battery. Phenomenal battery, btw
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the Pos+ post of # 1 battery and Neg-post of # 4 or last battery in the series. you will have no problems.
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Ron, I have the same part # (-01) on my original battery. Did you buy this replacement, and if so, did it work out? Thanks, Brian
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Those just show you what direction to plug in your battery. So the - Sign will always be the first pin where you attach the connector. It doesn't hurt anything if you plug it in upside down, it just wont work.
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I used AA battery in each of the three that I bought. All worked. Check the polarity. Positive in first. If that is correct, then I think you got a bad one.
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I would charge the battery first. I believe those are the instructions anyway. In fact, I believe there are specific charging procedures initially to get the best life out of the battery. If you continue to experience issues, I would contact the vendor/manufacturer.
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On the white plastic carrier that holds the batteries, on the side on it, there is a faint outline of an arrow. This arrow needs to point inward as u put it back in the light. As far as positive and negative, any device u put batteries in....u put the flat part of the battery on the spring
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Double-check the fitment on your battery terminals. It will usually only fit one. Typically it's attached to the negative terminal of the battery.
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compare the number on your old battery to the number on the pictured battery
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refer to http://eastbay-rc.blogspot.com/2010/08/connector-mania-t-connectors-aka-deans.html - red is positive, the pin goes "across" the connector. Negative pin goes "along" the connector. This is standard for all LiPo batteries, visit your local RC hobby store to see it in person.
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I'm sorry, I'm not sure. I think I just put mine in and it worked. My mac recognized it and it had a half charge already, so I let it discharge and then fully charged it. It also came with an info sheet that said contact them specifically for questions. Since it worked I threw out that piece of paper, but if you have it contact them. The very first battery I bought from another vendor would not be recognized by my computer and always had an x over the battery symbol, so I returned it. Good luck and sorry I'm not more helpful.
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To make it a little more clear - holding charger upright with the battery and label facing you so you can read it - push the battery hard to the right and pull up on the left side like the others said. Too bad the giant arrow telling you which way to push is UNDER the battery when it is stuck. Couple of tries and you will quickly get the hang of it!
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If you're looking at the front- (where there is a silver circle button to turn it on), turn it around, and the lower back side, where the silver bottom is higher up along the blue, there is a tiny little button, that if you push, it pops open the battery chamber. Just turn it around, and feel the silver back side, and you'll see: feel it. It's super easy once you see it. Battery directions (+, -) are written on it, and labeled on batteries as well! Let me know if you need more help!
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35H00153-00M is a PART number, not a model number as someone mentioned. On my U.S. battery it shows the Model #BG5800 and Part no.: 35H00153-00M. When looking at the inside of MY battery the pins are on the right. In their images the pins are on the left. However, I also noticed there are images of TWO DIFFERENT BATTERIES. The first image has Part no. 35H00153-01M, others have 35H00153-00M. I don't see anything unique on my battery that would prevent me from using this one with pins on the other side and flipping it over where the inside faces out, but I don't know. Unless someone can specifically answer that part, I can't see myself buying this one. 35H00153-00M is a PART number, not a model number as someone mentioned. On my U.S. battery it shows the Model #BG5800 and Part no.: 35H00153-00M. When looking at the inside of MY battery the pins are on the right. In their images the pins are on the left. However, I also noticed there are images of TWO DIFFERENT BATTERIES. The first image has Part no. 35H00153-01M, others have 35H00153-00M. I don't see anything unique on my battery that would prevent me from using this one with pins on the other side and flipping it over where the inside faces out, but I don't know. Unless someone can... » Read More 35H00153-00M is a PART number, not a model number as someone mentioned. On my U.S. battery it shows the Model #BG5800 and Part no.: 35H00153-00M. When looking at the inside of MY battery the pins are on the right. In their images the pins are on the left. However, I also noticed there are images of TWO DIFFERENT BATTERIES. The first image has Part no. 35H00153-01M, others have 35H00153-00M. I don't see anything unique on my battery that would prevent me from using this one with pins on the other side and flipping it over where the inside faces out, but I don't know. Unless someone can specifically answer that part, I can't see myself buying this one. « Show Less