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Electrical display does not display, no power after all batteries are separately charged

I have a WP 3500 that has 1 year old Interstate batteries that have been filled and charged separately. I plug in the charger for the unit & the charging light comes on but when I turn on the key, no display or key lights come on. I measured the voltage on each battery and the meter shows 6.4 volts. I don't have a load tester so I can't do a current test. Any ideas?
  • Posted 5 Apr 2023 03:29
  • By halld59
  • joined 5 Apr'23 - 1 message
  • Louisiana, United States
David M Hall

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