PD 4655 LED
I just installed a PD4655 this evening. Install was very straight forward. Installed a new battery as well. The problem is the wizard green led light does not illuminate. I've held the wizard butto...
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bpounds wrote:westend wrote:
If you removed the two fuses and then measured, you should see 0 V at the output to the battery. If the battery is at rest for a short period of time and the surface charge is removed, a fully charged battery should measure 12.6 V.
The input voltage to the converter, as mentioned, should be at utility voltage level or with a generator, in the neighborhood of 120 VAC.
Something is amiss with meter or measurement technique.
I think they had him remove the polarity fuses, basically as a means of disconnecting the battery, as well as eliminate polarity as an issue. And I assume they had him measure output at the fuse terminal sockets, and not the actual output wires. Just guessing, but that would explain their technique.
Yes, thanks. That would explain a few things.
Edit: Just for my own curiosity, I DL'ed the 4650 troubleshooting guide: PDF file. One interesting thing noted is that the LED indicator light is connected with a plug. Since the failure rate of these converters is very low and the OP's main issue reported is the indicator light, some attention to that connection may be beneficial.
