Battery says fully charged but it's dead!
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Hi. I went to take the track car out for a spin now the weather has turned to find the battery dead. Not even an ignition light. I jumped the car from my lamdrover and it fired straight up. I went for a 10 mile blast but the battery is still dead. Not even an ignition light. I have put the battery on charge and charger says its fully charged! Battery in a varley red top 30 and is not that old. Car has been stood over winter. Any ideas?
JasonSF said:
Hi. I went to take the track car out for a spin now the weather has turned to find the battery dead. Not even an ignition light. I jumped the car from my lamdrover and it fired straight up. I went for a 10 mile blast but the battery is still dead. Not even an ignition light. I have put the battery on charge and charger says its fully charged! Battery in a varley red top 30 and is not that old. Car has been stood over winter. Any ideas?
A few questions,1 What's a lamdrover?
2 Where do you find a battery charger that talks?
3 How old is not that old?
It's probably had it, best to keep a battery that will not be used for a long time topped up, either with an optimiser type charger or occasionally charging with a normal charger.
This happened to me so I bought a CTek on the basis that it would either fix my battery or I'd need it to keep the new battery in good shape.
Plugged it in and let it do its recovery programme and the battery has been as good as gold since, even when the painter let it go deader than a dead thing again.
Plugged it in and let it do its recovery programme and the battery has been as good as gold since, even when the painter let it go deader than a dead thing again.
Iain XR4i said:
This happened to me so I bought a CTek on the basis that it would either fix my battery or I'd need it to keep the new battery in good shape.
Plugged it in and let it do its recovery programme and the battery has been as good as gold since, even when the painter let it go deader than a dead thing again.
Hmm, I've just googled that. Looks pretty good!Plugged it in and let it do its recovery programme and the battery has been as good as gold since, even when the painter let it go deader than a dead thing again.
http://www.ctek-chargers.com/?gclid=CL7kyayhqq4CFW...
Iain XR4i said:
This happened to me so I bought a CTek on the basis that it would either fix my battery or I'd need it to keep the new battery in good shape.
Plugged it in and let it do its recovery programme and the battery has been as good as gold since, even when the painter let it go deader than a dead thing again.
What CTek did you buy? Do they repair gel batteries?Plugged it in and let it do its recovery programme and the battery has been as good as gold since, even when the painter let it go deader than a dead thing again.
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