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Loss Of Power
My E-z-go 2002 36 Volt Looses Power Not Long After A Full Charge. I Checked The Battery Voltage And They Show 6 Volts. Any Ideas?
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Re: Loss Of Power
What is the voltage all the way across the pack....taken at the charge recepticle plug or ? 6 volts is empty for a 6 volt battery hence 36v would be an empty pack ready for a recharge :wink:
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I Checked The Voltage At The Plug-in It Reads 36.5 Volts. Does This Tell Me The Pack Is Charged Or Needes To Be Charged?
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Needs to be charged. 36 volts is considered dead. How old are your batteries? When is the last time you maintained the batteries?
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Needs to be charged.. A fully charged 36V pack will read between 40 and 42 volts..
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I Maintained Them Regularly. Can You Explain When It Shows 36 Volts Why It Needes To Be Charged.the Batteries Are Trojan H1.
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36 volts is 80% of capacity. If you regularly run the batteries below 80% of capacity damage can and will result. Each cell produces around 2.10 - 2.13 volts per cell......some marketing guy at some point in history decided to call it 2 volts per cell.....the rest is confusion. |
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I Think I Need New Batteries?
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How old are they? Your symptoms are a sign of weak batteries.....but dont give up the ghost just yet. There are other things that can cause the same symptoms....all battery/cable/connection related. |
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What are you charging your batteries with? Have you checked the voltage after a charge? Check 30 minutes after the charger shuts off. And report that voltage to us.
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