Powerware 3105 UPS System - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

The battery is dead. It should ready at least 13.5V on a new 12V battery. Battery have to be charge every 6 month.

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www.powerware.com and send email to tech support specify your model and they will send drivers to u tell them what os you have also thnx

You need to contact the supplier or manufacturer RIGHT AWAY for a CD or you maybe able to download the CD/driver from the manufacturers WEB site.

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Sounds like it is not regulating the voltage and current charging the batteries. Consult a service manual to look for a repair method.

Check the manual - https://powerquality.eaton.com/products-services/legacy/9120-info.asp?act=smtc&id=&key=&Quest_user_id=&leadg_Q_QRequired=&site=&menu=&cx=3&x=8&y=6

It either means the ground wire in extension cord is not there or is open. It could also mean that the outlet wasn't wired with a ground back to the panel.

plug it in

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can blow diodes in the alternator and ECM

You can check the battery fuse or the charging fuse. If it's more then that it's going to be a very costly fix.

You need special software, which costs money ...

When you are sure you have a good battery and the voltage regulator works fine, I should think there is something eating power during the time you switched off. Years and years ago sometime a car radio was connected wrong and would not switch off when the contact was off. Now you should disconnect the battery when you switched of and use a huge ampere meter DC to see if and if so what current is "leaking" away If there is no current, then check the barrery and the voltage regulator.

A Bosch 70745 is a cordless tool; the battery recharges with a power pack, or a plug in charging station. This is not a UPS Battery Backup system.

Try contacting anyone of them. Eaton Power Quality Ltd Tech & Service Support AC UPS Systems T +44 (0) 1753 608 700 221 Dover Road Slough, Berkshire SL1 4RF United KingdomTech & Service Support DC Systems and ePDU DC T +44 (0) 1243 810 500 ePDU +44(0) 1243 810 654 Durban Road Bognor Regis, West Sussex PO22 9QT United KingdomTech & Service Support Switch gear Eaton Electric Limited Customer Service Centre Grimshaw Lane MiddletonManchester (UK) M24 1GQ Tel: +44 (0) 8700 545 333 Fax: +44 (0) 8700 540 333 email: [email protected]

Does the fan come with 2 or 3 wire.

There may be a reason. Too much current draw.
I would recommend to get a better brand UPS.

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Keep a backup on your hard drive or a backup. The backup system is a free service supplied by your internet provider. If you use it daily or after every update, there will never be an issue.

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