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RRM14 Battery gauge fault

Hi

I have a battery gauge fault on a RRM14, only shows low battery even though the battery is fully charged.

Gauge has 49 volts to it, any ideas or wiring diagrams you could help with?

Regards

Dan
  • Posted 8 Jul 2014 21:57
  • By Dan81
  • joined 6 Feb'13 - 45 messages
  • Kent, United Kingdom

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