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How-to and maintenance for lithium and lead-acid golf cart batteries.

Bedrock 48V 105Ah lithium golf cart conversion kit

Charging in a hot garage

Arizona, Coachella, and a closed Florida garage can be too hot to charge. If the pack or the charger is too hot to touch, wait. Match the cart by make…

A charger on a timer

A timer that cuts a lead-acid charge before it finishes is a sulfation machine. Let an automatic charger finish. Match the cart by make, model, year, and…

Extension cord gauge for a charger

A charger is a continuous load. A thin cord, or a cord left coiled on a reel, heats up. Match the cart by make, model, year, and voltage before you order.

A shared outlet that trips

The charger plus another motor load can trip a breaker that either load would survive alone. Match the cart by make, model, year, and voltage before you…

A GFCI that trips on the charger

Moisture in the charge port, a nicked cord, or a charger fault will trip a GFCI. That is the GFCI doing its job. Match the cart by make, model, year, and…

A corroded charge port

Corrosion on the port pins drops the charge as soon as the cord moves. The pack looks like it will not hold. Match the cart by make, model, year, and…

Leaving a lead-acid charger plugged in

An automatic charger that has finished can stay connected if the manual says it maintains. A charger that never finishes cannot. Match the cart by make…

Leaving a lithium charger plugged in

A lithium charger that has finished is not an equalize cycle. Follow the kit manual about leaving it connected. Match the cart by make, model, year, and…

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