Ok, I just replaced my NEW board, with ANOTHER new board on my total charge III. The charger cuts on fine, but will not cut back off until the full 16 hour cycle has run. I've tried this with two different sets of batteries, same result with each. I've also hooked my old original Total Charge up to both sets of batteries, and it charges fine and cuts off when the batteries are full, as it should, so that tells me that it's the Total Charge III.
Last night I plugged it in, and it ran until I unplugged it. When I unplugged it the ampmeter had been registering 0 volts for a couple of hours. My question is, when the ampmeter is registering 0, is there enough current going into the batteries to damage them? I know the ampmeters aren't real accurate, but I can't figure this charger out, and I don't want to ruin a set of T105's by overcharging them. If the ampmeter is registering "0" does that mean it's puttling little or no current into the batteries?
Last night I plugged it in, and it ran until I unplugged it. When I unplugged it the ampmeter had been registering 0 volts for a couple of hours. My question is, when the ampmeter is registering 0, is there enough current going into the batteries to damage them? I know the ampmeters aren't real accurate, but I can't figure this charger out, and I don't want to ruin a set of T105's by overcharging them. If the ampmeter is registering "0" does that mean it's puttling little or no current into the batteries?
