A battery tender question?
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A battery tender question?
wonder if anyone else who has a battery tender has this problem.When i got the battery tender last fall it went through all the light sequences like the directions told me in the book.The last two times i have used it it just goes from red light to green light nothing in between.It is working i know that but just wonder why it does what it does.Just wonder if anyone else who has one has the same thing with the lights on it.
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Have been using the Battery Tender for years on motorcycles. When battery is in good shape and fully charged it can go from red to green right away. Once in the float mode it will appear to always be in the green. It's okay.
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I agree, your battery may not need charging right now. My Sears Battery Maintainer does the same thing.
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Originally Posted by Hall1836
Have been using the Battery Tender for years on motorcycles. When battery is in good shape and fully charged it can go from red to green right away. Once in the float mode it will appear to always be in the green. It's okay.
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Originally Posted by Hall1836
Have been using the Battery Tender for years on motorcycles. When battery is in good shape and fully charged it can go from red to green right away. Once in the float mode it will appear to always be in the green. It's okay.
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Originally Posted by Hall1836
Have been using the Battery Tender for years on motorcycles. When battery is in good shape and fully charged it can go from red to green right away. Once in the float mode it will appear to always be in the green. It's okay.
