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September 18, 2017 at 10:15 pm #145014AnonymousInactive
my power sprayer is 1 1/2 years old. when I plug it in it reads a fault on the charger. Is my battery shot already or is it the charger?
September 19, 2017 at 10:18 pm #156351hbottumwaParticipantRich,
It would be very odd to have either of them go out. Like less then one percent. Has anything changed from the last time you charged it? Do you have two chargers, the old charger is opposite on the terminals. I had an old one and had to change connections(+/-) to made it work right. Is any connection (outside or inside the power sprayer) touching medal? Give me a call. GordonSeptember 29, 2017 at 5:14 pm #156352AnonymousInactiveMy guess would be you have a short somewhere in side. the wires and connectors in the battery compartment are can rub or get moved around and touch on the case causing a dead short and will fault the charger. The battery terminals can also touch on the area above the battery. Its a tight fit and if the batter tilts slightly a terminal can touch. I usually run a piece of tape across the top of the battery to protect that. Also its possible your switch has cratered and is shorting.
I find the batterys don’t usually tank. They just get weaker and the charges don’t last. A year and half doesn’t seem unusual for the life of a battery that is being used a lotOctober 2, 2017 at 1:32 am #156353AnonymousGuestThe pumps in these dang these are terrible and only last one year at best. I have had horrible luck with these sprayers. We went back to using a hand pump
October 2, 2017 at 1:44 am #156354AnonymousInactiveDo you run a lot of #124 Orange Deodorizer through your sprayers?
October 2, 2017 at 1:54 am #156355AnonymousGuestYeah I knew that was the issue but the damn things are so hard to work on and I have small hands lol
October 11, 2017 at 7:47 pm #156356NJ05ParticipantI got a new pump and it has a built in switch on it so you can’t turn it off (you would have to remove batt. reach all the way to the back to turn it off). I always bleed the pressure off after use since they are a diaphragm pump. I agree they are difficult to work on for sure. In my opinion they would be better off using a pump manufactured by a sprayer manufacturer. They make numerous types for all kinds of needs.
October 14, 2017 at 1:42 pm #156357AnonymousInactivewell 3 months later, I have been using a pump up again. The battery didn’t get weaker, it was just fine and then nothing. I do use a lot of OD, and that is why the pump ups crap out so soon.
October 14, 2017 at 8:07 pm #156358AnonymousInactivewell 3 months later, I have been using a pump up again. The battery didn’t get weaker, it was just fine and then nothing. I do use a lot of OD, and that is why the pump ups crap out so soon.
So was it the battery? Or the pump that was the issue
October 17, 2017 at 10:18 am #156359AnonymousInactiveI don’t know, I still haven’t got it working.
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