Xantrex TrueCharge 2 40A died
I loved this charger because it had so many features our converters don't have. Adjustable for different battery technologies, equalization to 15.5 volts, power factor corrected and the big one for m...
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They repaired my Trace inverter back in 1999, and it has been working great since that time. Sure the repair was $450 on a inverter that when new was only $750. I had plugged into a 120 volt circuit with the neutral and 120 volt wires reversed. . . My M1512 inverter has a neutral to ground relay that is not found in most other inverters.
I have a true charger 20 amp, and yes it is nice. Did you know that even if left plugged in for 30 days, it will go into a bulk mode on it's own? It is one of the features talked about on a Home Magazine article written before I bought mine, (back in the 90's).
It seems like it would be worth it to try replacing the capacitors and see what happens. I was listening to a radio repairman at my work, and I bought him a portable radio charger with a bad fuse on it, that was blown. They first checked the rectifiers, and found a shorted rectifier in this charger.
Good luck,
Fred.
They repaired my Trace inverter back in 1999, and it has been working great since that time. Sure the repair was $450 on a inverter that when new was only $750. I had plugged into a 120 volt circuit with the neutral and 120 volt wires reversed. . . My M1512 inverter has a neutral to ground relay that is not found in most other inverters.
I have a true charger 20 amp, and yes it is nice. Did you know that even if left plugged in for 30 days, it will go into a bulk mode on it's own? It is one of the features talked about on a Home Magazine article written before I bought mine, (back in the 90's).
It seems like it would be worth it to try replacing the capacitors and see what happens. I was listening to a radio repairman at my work, and I bought him a portable radio charger with a bad fuse on it, that was blown. They first checked the rectifiers, and found a shorted rectifier in this charger.
Good luck,
Fred.
