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Old 06-23-2017, 02:48 PM   #71
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Awesome...impatience strikes again. So, did I smoke the OBC now too?
Not only You did not damage anything but You also found the problem

The SCR inside the OBC has failed and it is preventing the charging current to flow to the batteries.

The OBC needs to be replaced.
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Old 06-23-2017, 02:51 PM   #72
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Ha!, ok... I hooked up the receptacle just as you described, and the charger is working now, ammeter pegged all the way over. I'm here for another hour before I split for the weekend, good to let it charge an hour?
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Old 06-23-2017, 02:57 PM   #73
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Ha!, ok... I hooked up the receptacle just as you described, and the charger is working now, ammeter pegged all the way over. I'm here for another hour before I split for the weekend, good to let it charge an hour?
You can let it charge all the way up to 60v, it will likely not get that high in 1 hour.
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Old 07-03-2017, 03:05 PM   #74
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Hi. I have an '03 Club Car DS 48v that I just purchased. I replaced all 6 batteries with 8v Crowns and it runs great. However, after plugging it in to the charger, I was getting zero charge. No clicks, hums...nothing. So after reading through the last 8 pages of this forum, I found that my OBC is not working properly due to the following findings:
1) No voltage received on charger relay test after plugging into cart's receptacle and putting a multi-meter on the blue/red wires
2) Bypassing OBC (receptacle's black and gray wires ran to battery neg allowed charger to kick on immediately at 13-14 amps.)

This sounds like most people's issue as well. Which leads to the question "Do I replace the OBC, or do I purchase a new charger that bypasses the OBC?"

I'm leaning towards a charger. Since my current charger is still good, I think I'll throw it on Craigslist and use the funds to put towards a new charger. My question for you all is what charger do you recommend??? I'm looking at the DPI Accusense or one of the Lester models, but open to any/all suggestions.

Thank you all for lending your knowledge!

PS. On a side note, does anyone know of an online "junkyard" of used golf cart parts? (i.e. used OBCs?)
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Old 07-03-2017, 11:08 PM   #75
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You answered it correctly with a DPI accusense. Save yourself some time and money and use one of the site sponsors here so you get service before and after the sell. Revolution Golf Cars - David Hicks or Carts Unlimited - scottyb.

You will have a hard time finding a good used one. Cart places hold onto them for their own needs as a service replacement. If you had one, I would tell you use it, but if you have to buy one new and will only have to add a couple of $'s and get the best charger out there, it is a no brainer. I do like having my OBC and like my PD3 charger, but if I lose my OBC, I will probably go the OBC removal and DPI replacement, but not before as it just does not make good economic sense.....
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Old 07-29-2017, 10:54 PM   #76
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I have a 98 CC Ds 48v. The charger comes out for about ten minutes and then cuts off, I've checked all battery my connections and the red wire running from the charger receptacle. Any advice on what to check next?
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Old 07-30-2017, 12:07 AM   #77
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I would bypass the OBC first and see if it works/charges correctly without cutting off. Then if it does, you know your OBC has an issue and needs to be replaced. If it is the same, then you can open your charger up and start troubleshooting with the various test methods you will find beginning in this thread.
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Old 09-19-2017, 06:23 PM   #78
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my charger want charge to 0 it stays between 7 to 10
when I ride my cart I can go about 3 miles and it dies.
I tried reset OBC and still no difference. I have new batteries. light blinks all the time except when I am charging it.
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Old 09-19-2017, 07:02 PM   #79
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my charger want charge to 0 it stays between 7 to 10
when I ride my cart I can go about 3 miles and it dies.
I tried reset OBC and still no difference. I have new batteries. light blinks all the time except when I am charging it.
Please start a new thread with this problem. We need information on your cart.

Serial number to start. What is voltage of batteries after charge wait over night to take voltage reading. How long does it take for the charger to turn off.
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Old 09-19-2017, 09:59 PM   #80
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1997 club cart
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batteries are saying they are full charged. the cart starts off driving like normal we get down the road and it gets slower and slower you can let off accelerator and it gets a little faster then if you mash down it starts shaking a little and gets slower.i have tried to by pass obc but it doesn't help.
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