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bonabob · 03-22-2009, 02:55 PM

When the clicking first started, I noticed the batteries low on water. I replenished them. When I checked the recpticle on the cart, I noticed the negative wire was loose. In further examination, I found the recepticle itself dried out and crumbling. I replaced the recepticle with a new one and assured all wire connections on both the charger and the cart were good. When I first plugged in the charger, it came on and I thought OK it's fixed, however, after 5 minutes of charging, the charger started clicking again. I re-examined all wire connections and all is good. My suspecion is a bad or a couple of bad batteries.

Thanks,
Bob

03-22-2009, 02:55 PM	#5
bonabob Not Yet Wild Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Coral Springs, FL and Naples FL Posts: 3	Re: EZGO charger clicking When the clicking first started, I noticed the batteries low on water. I replenished them. When I checked the recpticle on the cart, I noticed the negative wire was loose. In further examination, I found the recepticle itself dried out and crumbling. I replaced the recepticle with a new one and assured all wire connections on both the charger and the cart were good. When I first plugged in the charger, it came on and I thought OK it's fixed, however, after 5 minutes of charging, the charger started clicking again. I re-examined all wire connections and all is good. My suspecion is a bad or a couple of bad batteries. Thanks, Bob