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Occassionally, while charging my boat's trolling motor battery using a Vector charger (VEC1086BBG) it will seem to be charging fine for hours, and then later will show a fault code. For instance, I will put the batter on charge in the afternoon after using the battery in the morning. I will check on the charger every few hours and it is not showing a fault and seems to be charging fine, and the next morning I look at the charger and it is showing a fault. It seem to me that if there were a fault, the fault should appear immediately upon starting the charging process. The problem with this is that when I need my battery the following morning, it is not fully charged.

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I hate this about automatic electronic battery chargers; they shut down when the battery isn't perfect. The battery may have an internal short or the specific density of the electrolyte may be high or low. The plates may be sulfated as well. An old-fashioned non-electronic charger would have charged it anyway.

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SOURCE: What type of adapter do I need to charge my Vector

should just nee a regular extention cord

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