Section 8 - Troubleshooting - Tesla TI150 Series User Manual

Section 8 – Troubleshooting
1. When I connect the TI150 Battery Charger/Conditioner to ac power my battery does
not charge.
While charging, the Charge Level Indicator should be illuminated. If this LED is not
lit follow the procedure listed below.
Is there ac line voltage at the outlet?
No: Consult an electrician.
2. The Charge Level Indicator is illuminated, but my battery still does not charge.
The Charge Level Indicator illuminates when there is voltage present at the DC
Output. The DC Output Circuit Breaker controls voltage going out to the DC Output
Cable.
Is the DC Output Circuit Breaker tripped (see Figure 4.4.2)?
No: Proceed to next step.
With the Battery Charger plugged into ac line voltage, check the dc output with a
multimeter on the dc output terminals (See Section 6.2 under Checking DC Voltage
for Proper Testing Procedures).
Does the DC Output show the proper voltage?
No: Contact Tesla™ Industries.
3. When I apply ac power to the Battery Charger, the Cooling Fan does not turn on.
The Cooling Fan inside the TI150 Battery Charger/Conditioner is designed to run
only when a load is applied. It will tick when no load is present. If the fan is not on
when the Battery Charger is under load, this may indicate that the Cooling Fan has
failed. Disconnect power imme diately and contact Tesla™ for further instructions.
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Yes: Contact Tesla™ Industries.
Yes: Reset the breaker.
Yes: Replace your battery
TI150 Series Hardwired Battery Charger/Conditioner