Re: (ET) Lester 36V Charger hot

[Jim Coate <lists freerangeelectric com>]

If determine the charger to be at fault, do give Lester a call. I have 
found them to be very supportive and willing to sell/repair the boards 
for reasonable prices.

On 7/13/16 11:43 AM, bushman165s--- via Elec-trak wrote:
> Bill,
>
> Have you checked the output with a meter? There are a few models of
> those chargers. Can you send the model number? It should have a fuse to
> prevent it from drawing too much current. If it's turning on and not
> blowing a fuse, it just may be that your batteries are extremely
> discharged and may not be accepting the charge well.
>
>
> Chad
>
>
> ------ Original message------
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> *From: *Willaim Alburty
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> *Date: *Tue, Jul 12, 2016 9:30 PM
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> *To: *Elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu
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> *Subject:*(ET) Lester 36V Charger hot
>
>
> This charger came with my golf cart. After 3 hrs of charging, it gets too hot to 
> touch. What should I look for when I take the cover off? The power cord doesn't get 
> hot. Thanks for any info.Bi <http://info.Bi>ll Alburty, E-12 KansasSent from 
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