12.2 Charger LED Faults
The charger will indicate when a fault occurs by using different patterns of the Fault (Red), Charge St atus
(Yellow), and Charge Complete (Green) LEDs as explained in t he t able below. Using t he ChargerConnect
App, check the diagnostic tab to get a description of the charger fault.
FAULT
(Red) LED
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Fast Blink
Solid On
Solid On
Solid On
Solid On
Solid On
N/A = Not applicable, LED state does not matter
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CHARGE
CHARGE
STATUS
COMPLETE
(Yellow) LED
(Green) LED
Solid On
Solid On
Off
Solid On
Fast Blink
Slow Blink
Solid On
Off
Off
Off
Solid On
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Off
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
Solid On
N/A
N/A
Off
Off
Off
Slow Blink
Off
Solid On
Slow Blink
Off
Slow Blink
Slow Blink
DC DIS CONNE CT – DC disconnect detected
via the third-pin, but DC (battery ) voltage is
still present at the charger output. (Third-pin
DC disconnect sensing is an optional feature
available with supported DC plug/receptacle
systems to minimize charger output inhibit
time when a DC disconnect occurs during
charging.)
OVER TEMP – Maximum temperature was
met. Charge cycle was halt ed and will restart
when the temperature decreases.
LOW TEMP – Temperature is too low to start
a charge cycle (< -25°C). Charging will start
when temperature increases.
LOW DC – DC (battery) voltage is too low to
start charging (< 10V ).
NO AC – A C power was lost during charging.
Charge cycle was halted and will restart when
AC power returns.
HARDWARE FAULT – Contact Lester
Electrical.
HARDWARE FAULT – Contact Lester
Electrical.
COMM FA ULT – LE Ds blink one at a time in
a rotating pattern. Contact Lester Electrical.
Unit is still able to charge.
HARDWARE FAULT – Contact Lester
Electrical.
HARDWARE FAULT – Contact Lester
Electrical. Unit is still able to charge.
PHASE – A fault condition (most commonly
maximum time) was met during a particular
charge cycle phase (start/bulk,
plateau/absorption, finish, etc).
MA X VOLTA GE – Maximum voltage was met.
MIN VOLTAGE – Minimum voltage was NOT
met after a specified time from the start of the
charge cycle.
MA X AMP-HOURS – Maximum amp-hours
for the overall charge cycle was met.
MA X TIME – Maximum time for the overall
charge cycle was met.
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Why are my LED lights slow cycling, how can you check the charger with a multimeter?
How do I know batteries are being charged
You can tell the batteries are charging in the Lester Summit II Series by checking the CHARGE STATUS (Yellow) LED:
- If it is slow blinking, the charger is in the Bulk/Start phase.
- If it is fast blinking, the charger is in the Absorption/Plateau phase.
- If it is solid on, the charger is in the Finish phase.
All these states indicate the batteries are currently charging.
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How do i know if batteries are being charged
You can tell the batteries are charging in the Lester Summit II Series by checking the CHARGE STATUS (Yellow) LED:
- If it is slowly blinking, the charger is in the Bulk/Start phase (charging with constant power or current).
- If it is fast blinking, the charger is in the Absorption/Plateau phase (charging with constant voltage).
- If it is solid on, the charger is in the Finish phase (final charging stage with constant current).
These indicate that the batteries are actively charging.
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the charger indicates multi use. Can this be used for lithium batteries swap as well. Lester Summit 2 is onboard. currently charging (6)Trojan motive lead batteries. 48v 100ah. Star EV Capella cart
Yes, the Lester Summit II Series charger can be used for both lithium and lead batteries, but only if the correct active battery profile is selected using the ChargerConnect app. If the proper profile is not available, it must be downloaded or obtained from Lester Electrical. Using the charger with an incorrect battery type can cause damage or injury.
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