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Originally Posted by Jaxinvt
If Cgtech's solution didn't work (my wires were loose even though they appeared to be hooked up), then remove your battery wires (all of them) and give the lugs and terminals a good cleaning with a good battery terminal cleaner (I used one from NAPA). Somehow there was a gunk buildup between the terminals and the cables so it wasn't getting a stable connection.
I had a similar problem and that resolved it.
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Also, check to see if a battery terminal is pitted from a loose connection either now or in the past. I also found this and filed it down so the lug had a flat surface to make a connection. The pitting gives an uneven surface for contact and sometimes causes a higher amperage draw when the pedal is pushed causing the controller to momentarily disconnect.
Now I can charge my batteries all the way without getting the dreaded "solenoid double click / no go", and it doesn't drop out while driving. Hope this helps anyone who comes along with a similar problem.