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![]() "GeoffSchultz" wrote in message ups.com... On Feb 24, 5:35 pm, krj wrote: Batteries should be fully charged BEFORE starting equalization. Fully charge the batteries then test with a hygrometer to see if equalization is needed krj The batteries were fully charged. Unfortunately these are sealed lead acid and can't be tested with a hygrometer. The batteries are 1.5 years old and have never been equalized and have gone through 2 cruising seasons. -- Geoff I'm guessing that you had at least one sulfated cell that broke-free during your aborted equalization, and that now the charger is able to bring the whole battery up to full charge. I'd watch the temperature, but let it do it's thing unless it starts to boil. |
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