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Alarm and battery failure ; Powerware 9102 - Powerware 9120 UPS System

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Open the screws and disconnect the battery look the voltage written on it and AH (ampere/hour) e.g.12v & 7ah and purchase same value battery and connect look carefully the +ve &-ve polarity of battery and connect in proper way

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