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16. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Low or no output voltage. Poor contact at terminals.
Using incorrect type of
voltmeter to test output
voltage.
Disconnect and reconnect
the 12V connections.
Use a true RMS reading
meter.
Red LED is lit. The battery voltage is
below 10 volts.
The equipment being
operated is drawing too
much power.
The converter is too hot
(thermal shutdown).
Recharge or replace the
battery.
Use a higher capacity
converter; do not use with
this equipment.
Allow converter to cool.
Check for adequate
ventilation. Reduce the
load on the converter
to the rated continuous
power output.
Alarm sounds continuously. Input voltage is below 10.5
volts.
Poor or weak battery
connection.
Recharge or replace the
battery.
Check for poor connection
to battery. Make sure
connection points are
clean.
Device does not operate
properly when first
connected to the converter.
The converter may not
have the required capacity
to operate the device.
Turn the converter switch
OFF and ON, to reset the
converter.
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