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01-11-2019, 03:14 PM | #1 |
Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Jun 2016
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2003 Club Car DS - bypassed OBC, now what?
Have an electric 2003 Club Car DS. The battery light came on so I figured the wife or kids just did not plug it in. I plugged it in and nothing happened at all. I found that the 250v 3/8a BUSS fuse in the yellow cap from the grey sense wire was blown.
I did not see too much corrosion, but I cleaned and tightened everything anyway. I put in a new 3/8a fuse and plugged in the cart. The only thing that would happen is the charger would click (no hum, no start then stop then start again like normal) each time I would plug in the DC into the receptacle. The charger is an PowerDrive2. I took the charger apart and did all the diagnostics per the manual and it all checked out. I read many threads that said I could jump from the back of the DC receptacle to the negative on the pack. This allowed the charger to come on and hum. I closely monitored that for about 4 hours until the pack was up to 59.5 volts. Then I unplugged the AC and then the DC. Based on what I have read on the forums, that points to the OBC being bad. I would like help with two questions: 1) Is there any other tests I can do to test the OBC? 2) If it is the OBC, is the best course of action to replace the OBC or to get a newer charger and bypass the OBC altogether? If so, what are the current model recommendations? Any advice before I spend a chunk of money on a OBC or new charger would be appreciated. Thanks to all on the forum. I have certainly learned a lot. |
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batteries, charger, club car, obc |
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