Schumacher Electric SSC-1500A Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 14)

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Performance problems often can be corrected by the user. Please completely read this

chart for possible solutions to common problems.

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

The battery is connected

and the charger is on, but

it isn't charging.

The charger is not in

charging mode.

Press BATTERY SIZE

BUTTON for the battery

that is connected to the

charger.

Indicator lights are lit in

anerraticmannernotex-

plained in the “Using Your

Battery Charger” section.

A button may have been

pressed when the charger

was plugged in.

Makesurenothingis

touching the control panel,

then unplug the unit and

plug it in again.

"bad bat" in Display CON-

NECTED LED lit.

Charger in abort mode.

Battery may be bad.

See “USING YOUR BAT-

TERY CHARGER.”

Alllightsareoffexceptthe

"Connected" light.

This will happen if the

battery did not reach full

charge within 24 hours.

May be due to a very large

batteryorabankofbatter-

ies requiring more power

than the charger can de-

liver in 24 hours. Charger

is in abort mode. Battery

may also be faulty.

Reset the charger by

unplugging it. Select the

desired charge rate and

battery type again, if nec-

essary.

Thechargerismakingan

audibleclickingsound.

The charger has a relay

that turns the current on

and off to the battery.

No problem, this is a nor-

mal condition.

The measured current is

much lower than what was

selected.

The charger reached the

maximumvoltageandis

reducing the current.

The charger detected an

over-temperature condi-

tion and has reduced the

current to allow the unit to

cool.

No problem, this is a nor-

mal condition.

Makesurethecharger

does not have the side

ventilationholesblocked.

Move charger out of the

sun and into the shade.

The charger was un-

plugged from the wall but

the display is still on.

The battery is supplying

the power to the display.

Disconnect the battery or

press BATTERY SIZE or

BATTERY TYPE switch.

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