Battery Charger 24/100 Amps

Hello, I am dealing with an issue regarding a battery charger and would like to post about it. I have a 24-volt / 100-amp charger. Since I replaced the batteries, I noticed that the charging level does not exceed 80%, but it also does not drop, with the charging current being 0, and sometimes even negative.

I forced it into Boost mode by setting DIP switch 8 to the left, and the charge increased by 5% after hours during which the charging current was 4.5 A (in Boost mode). I replaced the temperature sensor with a new one, but nothing changed. I opened the charger’s cover, and both voltage and temperature LEDs are green.

I should mention that both the charger and batteries are located outside at approximately 40°C but are protected from direct sunlight.

I don’t know what else to do. Could you give me some advice? Thank you in advance!

Maybe we could help.

But only if you give some real info like

Exact type of charger

Type and size of batteries

Voltages…

How do you read charge level ?

Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
So, i attached some photos with my batteries specifictions.and charger type.The last strange thing wich has been observed was that from 84% jumped direct to 100%. Wtf?!
All the values are showed on MPA computer.I’m working in a yacht.please see attached


Well, the victron smartshunt synchronizes SoC to 100% if the absorption voltage is reached and the current falls below a specified level for a specified time.

Between full charges the system adds and substracts Ws ( with factors for charge and discharge, fi peukert and efficiency) to keep track of SoC, but may be off by some % if the last full cycle was long ago.

So probably your batteries have the same mechanism ?

Have a look st this FAQ for shunt jumping to 100%.