Noco charger

Bassaction wrote:catdude28 wrote:You are fine with the Noco and Northstar. It is the Odyssey battery that requires a very specific charging profile that the Noco does not haveSo, You cannot use an Odyssey battery with a Noco charger?Yes you can use it, but it is very likely that the battery will have a shorter than expected life.

Just an FYI thing . — If it sat long enough for the battery voltage to go low enough , the charger may not ” sense ” that a battery is connected . — I suggest try swapping leads with another battery to see if it lights up the bank in question . — You can fool it into sensing a battery if need be . If it lights up on the other battery and you want instructions on how to fool it , call me at 870-424-3387 and Ill walk you through it . ( simple task ) — Hoss

JEH in La wrote:BIGCATTER wrote:Just an FYI thing . — If it sat long enough for the battery voltage to go low enough , the charger may not ” sense ” that a battery is connected . — I suggest try swapping leads with another battery to see if it lights up the bank in question . — You can fool it into sensing a battery if need be . If it lights up on the other battery and you want instructions on how to fool it , call me at 870-424-3387 and Ill walk you through it . ( simple task ) — HossFireman 87, Hoss is right. Dont jump the gun until you do do as he suggests. If you call the manufacturer they will tell you the same thing. Your battery could be below the voltage threshold that the charger will detect. This is by design.This happened to me as well so I can confirm it. I think if it gets below 15 or 16 percent charge, todays chargers wont charge. You have to Bering it up with another charger. I use the single bank charger the factory installed for the cranking battery. Mine is an 06Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk