ELLEQUE
(Miami Boat Electrician)
15 January 2025 05:54
1
Centaur Battery Charger 24/60 doesn’t produce amp output, still 120 VAC are present at input, and 25 VDC present at output.
The questions are:
What would be the cause and solution?
Why voltage is not raising?
Why the charger is not feeding amperage to the batteries?
I have not connected the frame / chassis with an external wire to the input AC PE terminal… nor to the negative output DC terminal.
Is it ok to assume those connections are already made in factory?
Update:
Will somebody please help ?
Yachtbird
(Trevor Bird)
15 January 2025 09:27
2
Output voltage is too low.
ELLEQUE
(Miami Boat Electrician)
15 January 2025 12:43
3
Correct, output voltage should be 29V-Absorption, 37V- Float… so the reading is showing the connected batteries voltage.
The questions are: What would be the cause and solution?
Why voltage is not raising?
Why the charger is not feeding amperage to the batteries?
Yachtbird
(Trevor Bird)
15 January 2025 19:55
4
Check it is switched on. If it is the unit is faulty. Replace the unit.
ELLEQUE
(Miami Boat Electrician)
16 January 2025 23:11
5
I cannot find a “switch”, to “switch it on”, the charger is connected to 120 VAC, and I measured the voltage at the input terminals as 124 VAC.
ELLEQUE
(Miami Boat Electrician)
20 January 2025 23:05
6
Update:
Would pleasesomebody help here?
Pulled this from the manual …
TROUBLESHOOTING
Charger does not function
The mains is not ok Measure mains (you checked so ok)
Input or output fuses are defective (seems like the most likely problem)
Return product to your dealer
DVH
12 December 2025 01:39
8
Hello,
We had similar issue. In our case the “ON” led on the pcb didn’t light up. Reason : the NTC (situated behind the big plate) was broken. ( totally burned).
Replacing that NTC made the charger function again.
Grts