Should the backup battery charger be plugged in to a wall outlet? After some service, charger plug is now beneath sealed lid.
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I think it should be charged by a wall outlet which should be a GFCI and should be up high enough so that if there is a flood it can still operate the pump.
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i understand battery charger should not be wired to the battery while the vehicle is in use. good luck.
425857
I would think you need a separate charger for that. The battery pack doesn't plug into the wall.
1599158
The wall plug folds out from the back. Works great except I needed to "shim" some paper to give the battery a tight connection. Then it lit up and gave me the green light when it was charged.
1073456
Check if hissing plugged in without batteries installed , if it does you know its not the batteries hissing. If only hear when charging ,wearing safety glasses, check for a over heated or leaking battery.Use only batteries charger is designed to charge.if all checks out should be OK. I never leave home while charging and have my chargers on a boot tray in work area and check during charging period.
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The manufacturer suggest keeping the unit plugged in since it has an automatic charger that keeps the unit charged without overcharging. The other models they recommend charging immediately after use but do not provide a shelf life for the charge.
445163
The battery charger plugs right into the outlet. If yours are different you may need an adapter. Sorry, I can't be of more help.
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You would take the usb portion of the charger (pull it out of the wall charger) and plug it into the usb portion of this device instead.
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my charger has a regular wall plug in on the back of the unit. just fold it out when you need to plug it in the wall.
1009393
i just cut the end off of the wall charger and used that . i think you have to have both plugs plugged in for the charger to work
1507193
It has a plug that pops out of the back and you plug it right in the wall. The battery fits in the charger perfectly and lines up with three metal bars on both the charger and the battery. I hope this is helprul.
2244647
You should never leave a battery in a charger unattended. There is always a slim chance of a battery or charger going bad, violently.
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The battery charges anytime the unit is plugged into the wall. Should the power fail and the unit become discharged, it will recharge the battery when it receives power from the wall plug again.
68183
I would typically plug it in when the battery died. I would just plug the charger directly to the phone or to my rapid-charge car charger - while still in the phone. One thing I should point out though. About one month after the warranty expired, the battery bloated up. I had to replace it with a zero lemon battery. I've had the new battery about 3 months and so far it is working flawless.
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You need to line up the metal terminals . on the end of the battery with the 3 metal surfaces on the charger and then push the battery into the charger. You then plug it into a wall outlet.
678121
No, the unit plugs DIRECTLY into a wall socket. The plugs are behind the above photo. They fold into the charging unit when not in use.
506123
When attached to a fully charged battery and a wall outlet, a green light on the charger should turn on and stay on steadily. But can't tell from here whether it's defective. Other possibilities include that the wall outlet is dead, or that the connection to the battery isn't complete. For example, using the cigarette lighter adapter, I often have to try several times, pushing and twisting, before that method of connecting works.