Charger Troubleshooting or Replacement
If your battery is fine but won't charge, the charger itself may be the problem. We test the charger's output and replace it with the correct voltage and connector when it's faulty.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Charger with no output despite power
- Wrong voltage or amperage charger used
- Damaged charger cable or DC plug
- Overheating charger shutting down
- Fan or internal component failure
- Charger light stuck on green or off
Frequently asked questions
How can I tell if my charger or my battery is bad?
We measure the charger's output voltage. If it's low or zero with the battery known good, the charger needs replacing.
Can I use any charger with the same plug?
No - the voltage and current must match your battery and BMS. The wrong charger can damage the pack or be unsafe.
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