DBSilverfox
Free Member
Thanks for the advice last post :thumb:
I went out and bought a quite expensive charger that charges and also conditions the battery. It is a Powering from Halfords.
After 48 hours of slowly charging and then re-conditioning the battery, I get an error message that basically says the battery is broke and needs to be replaced.
however, the van started first time, and the voltage is reading 12.5 volts.
I am assuming the error message is implying that my 12.5 volts will not last, and the battery condition means it will quickly discharge. does that sound right? Or does the fact I managed to charge to 12.5 volts mean it is ok?
If i need to buy a battery I am prepared to do so, obviously, but hoping that a funster that understands these things might be able to advise..
Thanks
David
I went out and bought a quite expensive charger that charges and also conditions the battery. It is a Powering from Halfords.
After 48 hours of slowly charging and then re-conditioning the battery, I get an error message that basically says the battery is broke and needs to be replaced.
however, the van started first time, and the voltage is reading 12.5 volts.
I am assuming the error message is implying that my 12.5 volts will not last, and the battery condition means it will quickly discharge. does that sound right? Or does the fact I managed to charge to 12.5 volts mean it is ok?
If i need to buy a battery I am prepared to do so, obviously, but hoping that a funster that understands these things might be able to advise..
Thanks
David