Battery charging question.

If the charger is known to be good.. I will say again.> Many of these scooters the battery assembly has a 2nd charge port (That way if you have two batteries you can charge one while using the other).. Try the charge port ON THE BATTERY.

Have charged them separately, was wondering if charging just one would cause a slow equalization with the other.
The charger is good, I have 2, I may make a second plug rather than tearing the scooter apart.
Thanks for answering the charge one question.

If you're using a 12 volt charger, you'll need to charge them one at a time.

Folks here is what I read
Charge one (Of the two 12 volt batteries in series) Then the other.

Or you could remove them re-wire in parallel and charge 'em both together. then re-wire in series to operate (Did that in fact).

You said "but will not charge from the plug on the column."

Which column? If you mean the park's 20 amp outlet.. Might be disconnected inside the box (Use a 3-light tester to insure it has power) (you should be using one of those on the RV every time you plug in).

If there is a socket on the control column on the scooter that you are supposed to plug into.. Check to see if there is also a socket on the battery box.

You might also want to volt-meter the charger (50 volt range on the meter if you choose or auto-range if it does that).

Possible the charger is kaput.

Charging one of a series pair will never charge the other at all.

You can’t hook to “1 battery” if they’re in series.

Hi,

There are 24 volt chargers available.

Since the batteries are in series, two 12 volt chargers would be needed.