how does this hook up, between charger and battery, or between pos &amp; neg?
1077843
Connect to pos & neg on battery and leave it. Apply charger as needed. This is a slight drain on battery but better than sulphation.
727951
I bought a charger and additional batteries from Battery Junction. Here is a link their website: http://www.batteryjunction.com/
348317
Not sure where you are having the problem, so I will explain the whole process. Plug the charger into the wall outlet, the battery will only slide into the charger in one position. Look down into the charger and you will see 2 metal terminals, the battery has the same type of terminals. Align the 2 metal terminals on the battery with the 2 metal terminals down in the charger and slide the battery down into the charger. A light will come on , on the charger when the battery is inserted. Hope this helps.
1848847
From the small amount of information given you either have a short in the battery wire or the battery is being removed from the charger before the charge/discharge cycle is finished.In order to give a better answer you will need to furnish a step by step list... Like: 1.) I am charging a LIPO battery. 2.) I connect the charger to an A/C outlet and the screen responds by lighting up. 3.) I scroll by way of the menu to LIPO battery and etc..... This will give a better idea of what is going wrong and when the fault is happening... OK?
935115
You attach it just like a typical battery charger by connecting to the positive battery post or a cable that is connected to the post, and attach the ground to the negative post or a solid ground .
641669
Just plug in the battery first, then plug the charger in. It won't work if you insert the battery after you plug in the charger.
864606
Hi Dave, these cheap charger have all sorts of Gremlins!� just follow the procedure. Plug in the charger,then plug in the battery to the charger. When I plug in my charger the light is green and when I plug in the battery it turns red until charged. It then turns red. If yours does something else, remove the Gremlin. Seriously, do you leave it in long enough to see if the green light does come on? Sometimes there's just a malfunction in the red coming on when it should yet the charger is still working fine. That's been my experience anyway. Hope this has help. The USB chargers have worked pretty good I've found too!. I'd never charge more than one at a time with these pups though. Hi Dave, these cheap charger have all sorts of Gremlins!� just follow the procedure. Plug in the charger,then plug in the battery to the charger. When I plug in my charger the light is green and when I plug in the battery it turns red until charged. It then turns red. If yours does something else, remove the Gremlin. Seriously, do you leave it in long enough to see if the green light does come on? Sometimes there's just a malfunction in the red coming on when it should yet the charger is still working fine. That's been my experience anyway. Hope this has help. The USB chargers have... » Read More Hi Dave, these cheap charger have all sorts of Gremlins!� just follow the procedure. Plug in the charger,then plug in the battery to the charger. When I plug in my charger the light is green and when I plug in the battery it turns red until charged. It then turns red. If yours does something else, remove the Gremlin. Seriously, do you leave it in long enough to see if the green light does come on? Sometimes there's just a malfunction in the red coming on when it should yet the charger is still working fine. That's been my experience anyway. Hope this has help. The USB chargers have worked pretty good I've found too!. I'd never charge more than one at a time with these pups though. « Show Less
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The yellow plug on battery goes into the yellow plug on charger..little white plug on battery plugs in on side or charger..make sure you use the correct port on side of charger. .hope this helps.
364774
I believe it is an internal battery charging system, because when I charge to refill the battery, I just plug in the cable or wire....to the wall power adapter.
985745
Charge the battery with the provided charger. Battery is located in the same location as the memory chip
502520
Hi My charger quit working, I just got a small 12 volt battery charger and wired in a new plug that matched up to the cart. You can run the wires from the battery out the bottom of the cart and plug the charger into it, you don't have to use the built in plug. Make sure you get the Positive Negative connection right. http://www.amazon.com/Sealed-Battery-Charger-UPG-D1724/dp/B001G8AIMU/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1403762423&sr=8-5&keywords=12+v+battery+charger Mike
989641
I'm guessing the plug in your connector is round, this one is oval with 8 holes connection. If oval and connection work, I don't see, why not Word of caution! if you don't unplug from battery when charging it will burn out circuit board. Mine did!! sorry couldn't be more help! charging
348591
Usually you use the two outside terminals or whichever ones are marked + and -. Polarity does not seem to matter to the charger.
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It is 1 pos and 1 neg. The way you charge more than 1 battery is by connecting them in series. I.e. you want to charge 3 at once you connect them series ( positive to negative and so on). So if you read voltage between the first positive and the last negative it will be 36v. Thus you select in the charger 36v and either 5 or 10 amps depending on the size of the batteries. Btw, it comes with several wires so you can connect up to 6 batteries in series (72v)
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If you look at the front of the charger when there isn't a battery in it you'll see some text which reads "Push" and an arrow indicating the side. I followed this instruction and had no trouble getting the battery out. Essentially all you do is push the lower part of the battery to one side or the other and it will free it from the tiny hook on one side, and then the battery is free to come out.
412845
There is a docking port with a USB connection. When you put it in the port you charge the battery.
1848848
It's the wires. Try a different battery. If it continues to say, Connection Break, than it's your connection wires from the charger to the battery.Try a different set of those.They're pretty cheap; order some, and if the problem persists, I don't know what to tell you.But return the cables. you could just tell them they didnt work or something and get your money back so you're not taking a loss on that at least. :/