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Old 06-16-2010, 08:43 PM   #21
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Default Re: 96' replaced obc, speed control still no go!

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if the cart will run with the bad OBC but not charge you can open the charger and bypass the low voltage sensor and charger will work it just won,t shut off you,ll have to keep track of charging..........................
I still think the new OBC is in lockout mode and needs to be returned/exchanged for another new one. Simple test of running a jumper wire from small terminal neg to 48V battery negative would determine this.

As for Shadow's idea, if you didn't want to watch the charger all the time a simple Timer purchased from your local hardware store for $10 would eliminate the need to babysit the charged. Or you could (if your charger is one of the older ones) install an automatic timer/voltage sensor inside the charger itself and bypass the OBC in the car (using the old OBC that allows the car to run of course).
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Old 06-17-2010, 10:45 AM   #22
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Default Re: 96' replaced obc, speed control still no go!

The charger is a Lester PowerDrive Model # 17930. Will I be able to install a timer in this?
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Default Re: 96' replaced obc, speed control still no go!

Yes, and here is the one I would use.

http://www.nivelparts.com/pages/prod...41&c=009003&n=
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Old 06-21-2010, 06:16 PM   #24
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I still think the new OBC is in lockout mode and needs to be returned/exchanged for another new one. Simple test of running a jumper wire from small terminal neg to 48V battery negative would determine this.

As for Shadow's idea, if you didn't want to watch the charger all the time a simple Timer purchased from your local hardware store for $10 would eliminate the need to babysit the charged. Or you could (if your charger is one of the older ones) install an automatic timer/voltage sensor inside the charger itself and bypass the OBC in the car (using the old OBC that allows the car to run of course).
I did this and the cart now works as it should. Will it hurt anything if I just leave this jumper-wire on until I can get another obc?
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Default Re: 96' replaced obc, speed control still no go!

it shouldn't hurt anything in the short term. I have done it many a time, as alot of my customers can't afford to replace an OBC over a failed lockout circuit.
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Old 06-22-2010, 04:23 PM   #26
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Default Re: 96' replaced obc, speed control still no go!

i know of several carts that have the relay in charger bypassed with no problems they have been this way well over 3 years but these guys keep an eye out for charger time............................ on the hand i know of several people who fried new batteries because they didn,t keep an eye charging times...................................
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