How do I check fuse on MK35 charger? - Johnson Minn Kota Mk 25 & Mk 35 On Board Maintainersstyle: Mk 35

If your Pramac 12k battery charger is displaying a failure alarm, there could be a few possible causes:

1. Check the voltage level of the battery: Make sure that the battery is at the correct voltage level and that it is properly connected to the charger.
2. Check the charger connections: Make sure that the charger is properly connected to the power source and that the connections are not loose or damaged.
3. Check the charger's fuse: Make sure that the charger's fuse is not blown.
4. Check the charger's cooling system: Make sure that the charger's cooling system is working properly and that it is not blocked or damaged.
5. Check the charger's electronic board: Make sure that the charger's electronic board is not damaged or malfunctioning.

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check that you have the red lead of the charger on the positive terminal of the battery and the black lead on the negative terminal of the battery. Next check the voltage to be charged is selected correctly 6 volt or 12 volt. next check the rating of the fuse used as 3.15 amp may be too low for the charger. I would not go greater than 5 amp at best. Lastly have the charger checked by an accredited electrician for internal shorts.

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Check the fuse for the socket and check to see if the charger works in a different vehicle. The chargers will also have a fuse inside them that can go bad. If the fuse isn't burnt out for the socket and the charger doesn't work in another car than its probably the fuse in the charger.

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The charger should have a light which shows that it has power. Check power at the socket by operating the cigarette lighter. If the lighter heats up you have power at the lighter. If not, locate the fuse box and check the lighter fuse. If the fuse is intact and you have power at the socket the charger is faulty.
Bear in mind chargers also have a fuse in the connector nose. Most unscrew at the nose and the fuse can be removed from the charger.

if the light is not on, on the charger, check the fuse in the end of the car charger...the tip unscrews and there is a tiny fuse just under the tip.

if thats ok, check the fuse to the outlet you are using in your car.


if the light comes on the charger and it still wont charge, let me know and i can help you fix it.

the 3140 are known for there bad power ports.


bill

Internal board fuse checked? This may/may not help?

Makita 1850 battery charger FIX. A friend asked me to check his charger unit which had failed after it had been connected to a portable petrol generator that incorrectly generated 317 Volts AC and not the usual 240 Volt AC. On the charger circuit board next to the transformer wire connection is a component marked F2; this is a 2.5Amp fuse covered with heat-shrink sleeving. This fuse had ruptured/blown. Also blown was Transistor Q1, a ''P'' Mosfet labelled IRF9Z24N and Schottky Diode D9 labelled SR560. Replacing these 3 items got the charger working again. NB Resistor R31 is only 0.1ohm - don't assume it's gone short circuit! NB. I'd presume that most other Makita chargers will have this heat-shrink sleeving ''camoflaged'' fuse on the input of the circuit board and it would definitely be worth checking if the charger has stopped working. Regards Roy

if its the car charger check the cigarette lighter fuse and also the charger fuse

Check the FUSE usually located in the plug if so equipped try owners manual. Also check car fuse for short or overload fuse opens, also bad battery replace it, try Mouser electronics lotta techs are ordering on line no min order.