just put new battery's in

[jnickrand]

100% sure that they are 6 volt.

[jnickrand]

Nothing more frustrating then buying a cart and having issues with it. Just measured the voltage and it is at 36.9. That is with riding it around all weekend.

[Spawn]

You could put a car charger on it but only do 2 batteries at a time unless you have a charger that does 6 volts and you could do each one separate. Just remember that 2 batteries make 12 volts so the first of the pair should use the positive terminal then on the 2nd battery use the negative post to connect to, that isolates those 2 from the pack and will use the normal 12 volt charger. remember its a chain so those 2 batteries must be the 2 that are connected by a short cable.

[jnickrand]

I just sent an email to delta q as they are the maker of the charger. I have been searching the internet and nobody seems to know how to fix this issue. If they can't help me then I guess I will try to sell this cart for a different brand. UGGG

[jnickrand]

Just got off the phone with Delta-Q and the tech told me that the charger will only work with Trojen-T105 battery's. He said that my only option would be to replace my new battery's. Are their any other chargers out there that I can use?

[rabbitreborn]

you need to get a different tech on the line.... there is no way that the charger can tell who made the batteries.....

Let me see if I can find a diagnostic flowchart for that model charger....

[jnickrand]

Ok great let me know what you find out.

[rabbitreborn]

LED FAULT CODES:
RED FLASH: Light turns on briefly, but does not
flash after that - check for valid AC voltage.
ONE RED FLASH: One flash, a pause and then
again one flash and a pause - Charge Enable
Fault: poor contact in the DC connector or dirty
contacts or Battery Temperature Fault: battery
temperature is greater than 122° F (50° C) or less
than 14° F (-10° C).
TWO RED FLASHES: Two flashes, a pause and
then again two flashes and a pause - Battery Voltage
Fault: Battery pack is less than 36.0 Volts or
more than 67.2 Volts. Battery pack is too discharged
or over charged for the charger to work.
THREE RED FLASHES: Three flashes, a pause
and then again three flashes and a pause - Battery
Charge Time-out: Charge time exceeded 24
hours. This may indicate a problem with the battery
pack or that the charger output current was
severely reduced due to high ambient temperatures.
FOUR RED FLASHES: Four flashes, a pause and
then again four flashes and a pause - Battery
Fault: Charge time exceeded. This indicates a
problem with the battery pack voltage not reaching
the required nominal level within the maximum
time allowed.
SIX RED FLASHES: Six flashes, a pause and
then again six flashes and a pause - Charger
Fault: An internal fault has been detected. If this
fault is displayed again after unplugging the
charger’s DC power cord and plugging it back in,
the charger must be taken to a qualified service
center.

Have you checked the voltage at the recepticle? Seems like the 2 flash means low voltage

[jnickrand]

In one of my previous post I mentioned that error code and what my voltage is. It falls right in the range where is should be charging.

[shadowman]

i know you might have covered this already but when things act up with no good reason sometimes it pays to start looking from the beginning........are you certain you didn,t put a cable on wrong? like pos to pos or neg to neg? something dumb like that.....you have both 10 gage wires for charging hooked to the right batteries?................................