Powerwise II still having problems.

[TDAWG]

Originally Posted by Andy4639

You can buy the relay but by the time you unsolder it and then solder it back taking care not to over solder those tiny dots the board can be back in and charging the cart. Just my opinion!

PowerWise II. Relay is separate from the board.

[Andy4639]

Sorry about that. My bad.

[paramedtim]

Everything I found on Ebay was for the Powerwise not the Powerwise II.

[yurtle]

Originally Posted by Andy4639

You can buy the relay but by the time you unsolder it and then solder it back taking care not to over solder those tiny dots the board can be back in and charging the cart. Just my opinion!

Maybe for some. In a previous post, you indicated most folks you know wanted cheap, even if that means buying Chinese.

[Andy4639]

Originally Posted by yurtle

Maybe for some. In a previous post, you indicated most folks you know wanted cheap, even if that means buying Chinese.

Most people who aren't into carts like most of us just go buy Sams batteries are Wal mart batteries because they are the cheapest battery and don't care about the amp hrs. are how long they will last. They don't worry about charge cycles are anything else for that matter. They just want a set of batteries that is under $500.00.
I never said anything about Chinese! That was the rest of you talking.

[yurtle]

Originally Posted by Andy4639

Most people who aren't into carts like most of us just go buy Sams batteries are Wal mart batteries because they are the cheapest battery and don't care about the amp hrs. are how long they will last. They don't worry about charge cycles are anything else for that matter. They just want a set of batteries that is under $500.00.
I never said anything about Chinese! That was the rest of you talking.

I'm joking. You should be proud! Who would have ever guessed a simple post, basically saying, "look at what I found", would have gone as crazy as it did. You should be proud! It went viral!

[Andy4639]

I realize you were joking but the statement is true. Just about every person I have ever talked to about batteries that wasn't into them like us could care less about anything but how much they are.
Yea who would have ever guess a simple post would have gotten that much
attention! I don't know about being proud but it's a good read.

[yurtle]

Originally Posted by Andy4639

I realize you were joking but the statement is true. Just about every person I have ever talked to about batteries that wasn't into them like us could care less about anything but how much they are.
Yea who would have ever guess a simple post would have gotten that much
attention! I don't know about being proud but it's a good read.

I still say, if it were me, I'd buy the relay and not the whole board, especially since the poster asked if that was an option.

But I guess my neighbor and I both have a Powerwise and not a Powerwise II.

[JohnnieB]

Originally Posted by paramedtim

Everything I found on Ebay was for the Powerwise not the Powerwise II.

As far as I can tell, my PowerWise II is identical to a Lestronic II except for the silk-screened labels.
I have yet to find any PW II manuals on line, but have Operator and Service manuals as well as a Troubleshooting guide for the Lestronic II (aka Model 19300).

Lester Part Number is 24480S ($35.00)
E-Z-GO Part Number is 603197 ($31.22)

Try searching for those Part Numbers and You might strike gold.

[JohnnieB]

Originally Posted by yurtle

I still say, if it were me, I'd buy the relay and not the whole board, especially since the poster asked if that was an option............

Me Too.

In the PW II, the Relay board is held onto the Control module assembly with three screws, which also make the electrical connections as well as holding it in place mechanically.

The PW II is industrial grade rather than consumer grade.