Hello All,
I just purchased two used but like new 2019 Yamaha Drives and the 48 volt battery charger lights are blinking on one of them? Both golf carts came with a brand new set of deep cycle batteries supplied by the Yamaha dealership. It was part of a fleet lease. They check them over, clean them up, install new batteries, etc. I then had them install a tailgate and hitch so they can be used for gardening work.
Anyhow, I've had the golf carts for a week now and no issues at all. However, I noticed yesterday that one of the chargers "charging" and "charged" lights is simultaneously coming on and off about every five seconds? I tried the second charger on it and the same thing is occurring. So it has to be something with the golf cart.
Does anyone know what is causing this? Does the key have to be in the "off" position or something? I can call the dealership on Monday but I hoped to use it first thing in the morning. So I'd like to get it to charge today. The image is simply a depiction of the charger and not the actual charger, btw.
Thanks,
Ralph
I just purchased two used but like new 2019 Yamaha Drives and the 48 volt battery charger lights are blinking on one of them? Both golf carts came with a brand new set of deep cycle batteries supplied by the Yamaha dealership. It was part of a fleet lease. They check them over, clean them up, install new batteries, etc. I then had them install a tailgate and hitch so they can be used for gardening work.
Anyhow, I've had the golf carts for a week now and no issues at all. However, I noticed yesterday that one of the chargers "charging" and "charged" lights is simultaneously coming on and off about every five seconds? I tried the second charger on it and the same thing is occurring. So it has to be something with the golf cart.
Does anyone know what is causing this? Does the key have to be in the "off" position or something? I can call the dealership on Monday but I hoped to use it first thing in the morning. So I'd like to get it to charge today. The image is simply a depiction of the charger and not the actual charger, btw.
Thanks,
Ralph