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High Amps

I have a SJ111 3219. Batteries would not hold a charge. Charger is charging at 18 amps. Replaced batteries. Ran fine for 1 day. Charged overnight. Now will only run for a few minutes. Amp clamped the pack with raising the lift and it is pulling 150 amps under load. Under load the pack drops from 25.5v to 23v. What could be causing this? I can't find in the specs in the service manual anything about high amps.
  • Posted 18 Jul 2020 06:00
  • By Jason_Stephens
  • joined 18 Jul'20 - 1 message
  • Arkansas, United States
Jason Stephens
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Have you checked the battery water? Dropping 2v under a load is perfect! Hydrometer your batteries to find it the acid level. 1250-1300 after a full charge.
  • Posted 30 Dec 2020 14:49
  • By Scissor_God
  • joined 30 Dec'20 - 26 messages
  • California, United States
Scissor God
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