*This battery reconditioning program exceeded my presumptions. It worked on any drill battery, several AA and AAA batteries, **batery.repair** and any camera battery. The steps are simple and the act itself is exciting to do. No matter what type of battery you`ve got, it is sure to function again!*

@lspain1994

Жыл бұрын

You've said this on multiple videos...

I feel grateful this reconditioning program kzread.infoUgkxcJ22tnHH9l1vjdIdEIG27iOG55P7LXI8 was started. I had Three dead batteries scheduled for disposing of. Having said that, I tried out reconditioning them and it took me only an hour to do it! It doesn`t matter what type of battery you want, the process works.

My cart is 48v, one difference I did was to plug in the cart charger and turn it on and then charge one battery at a time for 15 minutes with a 12v charger until the cart 48v charger was satisfied and started charging and then disconnected the 12 v charger. The 48v charger started the moment I turned the 12v charger on the 3rd battery. I then let it continue to charge with the 48v chargerThank you, Martin

Man this guy just saved me from getting rid of my EZ-GO. I accidentally left it out overnight (hadn't used it in a while) and it rained. Next day I went out to move my cart in and it was DEAD. I plugged in the charger....NOTHING. I was getting ready to put it up on Craigslist to sell as is and I ran over this video....WOW!!!! Great job and thanks for the help.

Super good advice. Thank you so very much. My dealer told me that I had to bring my golf cart into his shop to fix the problem. He told me there were no other way to fix it, because my golf cart ran down too low to charge it myself at home. Well, I tried your way, and wow, thank goodness, it worked. Now, I have to find me an honest golf cart dealers, because the one I was using is a ripoff. Thank you so much for your wonderful...and yes, money saving advice. Yes, Sir, you just saved me a crap load of money.

So far the BEST instructional video on how to charge up a cart with great explanations of why and how. Thanks for making this.

Got back from Vacation and the batteries were so dead they would not charge... This video not only taught why the automatic charger would not re-charge the cart batteries, but also a quick and in-expensive fix....THANKS SO MUCH..!!!

You're still providing a great service 12 years later! This seems so simple and common sense, yet I did not realize I could do this. I'm still relatively new to golf cart ownership, and I don't use it often. I usually keep my batteries charged and topped off, but this is the second time now that they've gotten too low for the charger to read. This video was clear and took the intimidation out of the process. Thank you! By the way I have a Melex which means it's at least 30 years old since they haven't been sold in the U.S. since 1992.

I tried what you said on my 4 -12volt batteries today. Topped off with distilled water, charged each battery for a 1/2 hour and now the regular charger works. Now I have power again. Thank you so much!! You saved me $1600!

This instructional video is top notch. My charger on my 30+ years golf cart wasn't working. I got advice up the Ying yang about what could be wrong. None of which had anything to do with the problem. I did exactly as instructed here and it worked! Thank you!!!!

I think you just saved me $1,500 The cart mechanics in this area are crooks and constantly take advantage of customers. Can't wait to roll into their shop & show them how much I don't need them. Thanks sooo much!

To add to what I just said: Oh WoW!!! ....THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! My batteries are only a year old but I did not leave them connected to my charger over the winter so they are completely dead! I can do this myself since you demonstrated it for me, and I won't have to buy a new charger! Again I thank you so much!

This worked perfectly. I fell in love with your video. It was clear and concise and easy to do. I just can't thank you enough. I'm an elderly woman and I need my cart to move mulch and soil and anything heavy. Thank you again and again.

Oh thank god I found this. We let the gcart sit for 6 months no activity. Water was in batteries and nothing comes on. We called a place that said it needed a hot jump?? $150 and we thought hmmmmm must be like a battery jump on a car. AND HERE YOU ARE! Thank you thank you, we will try this tomorrow. Awesomeness👍

Oh WoW!!! ....THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! My batteries are only a year old but I did not leave them connected to my charger over the winter so they are completely dead! I can do this myself since you demonstrated it for me, and I won't have to buy a new charger! Again I thank you so much!

Wow! I was disconnecting each battery and charging each 6 Volt battery. Better system --and no disconnecting each battery. Thank You!! 5 Stars!!

Well Jack this worked for me. Thank you. I did use my Craftsman charger, at the 10 amp setting on each battery individually for a half hour each. Then used my Yamaha 48 volt charger, to complete the charging process. Still took nearly 24 hours to charge tho. I will be bringing my cart home during the winters just so I can occasionally give the batteries a mid winter charge. Thanks again. ps my batteries are only 5 years old. This advice saved me!

Thank you, sir, for posting this video. I discovered why a Battery Tender low voltage charger is an excellent piece of equipment to buy and use while my golf cart is in storage.

I am having this issue right now and thought that I was having a major issue with my cart. Thank you for this information as I believe this will solve my problem.

It is very nice of you sir.to offer your knowledge to complete strangers. It really makes me angry when I go into a store or a repair shop to buy a part and they play dumb. Basically because they are afraid they might not get the repair business if they help a customer to be able to do it themselves with a little info. Especially if there are avoidable pitfalls or traps that may harm other parts if care is not taken. Man that's the worst! And it destroys faith in mankind or human kind, (since I'm a woman.). if they let you drive right off the cliff into a pitfall.

I tried it and it didn’t work. I decided to try agin the next day charging each battery a little longer and it worked. The golf charger came on as expected. Thank you very much for the instructions!

Wow just did this today and it worked! We thought are Yamaha charger wasn't working anymore was fixing order a new one, thanks!

@randybrown9706

9 ай бұрын

Old be relay in charger also

When attempting to charge at 12 amps, relay kept triggering on any bank arrangement. Thought for sure the batteries were done, but it also made me think of my gels on my motorcycle which have to be brought back gradually if completely discharged. Used two amp (trickle) and each bank took about eight hours, but they did all come back and are now charging off the carts charger above 15 amp. Very relieved.

Perfect video and exactly what I needed. Thank you for posting this.

The best (by far) explanation on this maintenance procedure. Very grateful, thank you.

thanks for posting; very clear, concise explanation. This is a good way of "slowly waking up" discharged batteries.

Hey so I just tried this trick I only left the charger on the batteries long enough for it to cycle on /off twice and....charger is on and I'm back in business , great trick, great video

He is 100% correct. Having a Golf cart company for 12 years this IS THE RIGHT WAY to charge a very low battery.

@ferdi4655

6 жыл бұрын

hey ,if anyone else wants to learn about how to recondition batteries try Renkarter Rapid Renew Report (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy got great success with it.

@orchidkomando352

6 жыл бұрын

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@robertdelsolia3467

5 жыл бұрын

Del910

@jmcgilvary

5 жыл бұрын

I used this yesterday, and it saved me. Now the volt-meter is now Blinky-blinky. Mine is solid and not easily removable. Is there a way to disconnect positive ay the batter point to reset the led meter?

@henrymckenna4126

5 жыл бұрын

thanks

Thank you, Sir! Just saved me from going and spending alot of money. Worked Perfect!

Thank you, sir; exactly what I needed. Explained very clearly!

Thank You so much. I learned a lot. My golf cart is now charging properly

You are tremendous in your explanations. So thorough and easy to follow. Thank you very much . !

Worked great.....saved $600 but don't think you can just charge 2 batteries...you need to do them all before the cart charged will kick in Many thanks....

great advise man thanks for helping it works good

Thank you so much for this informative step-by-step video!

@dianaakins2773

5 жыл бұрын

Chris Hansen thank you!!!

Exactly what I needed. Thank you!!

We did exactly what you said, it worked like a charm. thank you ,thank you, thank you!

Some people like me are nuts enough not to understand all the details about golf cars. Is good that u are very knowlegable about it!

I too, had this problem and thanks to you & your video it was corrected. I found your instructions to be very precise for my application with a '06 Club Car Precedent. Thank you for sharing this instructional video & your knowledge. I have added my name to your Subscription. W. L . Anas

Just what I needed to know.....thank you for this tutorial

New to golf carts, this is EXACTLY the info I needed. Thank you very much for your time and effort.

@jamie96129

8 жыл бұрын

Be careful, although this works great on the surface and will get your golf cart working again to a point but there is a long term problem that will destroy your batteries if not addressed. When batteries are so low that they won't activate a smart charger they will be in desperate need of a balance charge and a saturation charge. By individually charging isolated 12v pairs of batteries in series you create a situation of the batteries not having a balanced charge even when the golf car charger takes over. Because its a series connection the individual batteries wont all necessarily read the same voltage, the sum of their individual voltages will be correct but the problem is in this state they will overcharge and undercharge individual batteries. To check that your bank is balanced, hook up your golf cart charger and use a multimeter to test each batteries individual voltage when the batteries are over halfway charged. You must take the reading of each battery while they are on charge and write the value on a piece of paper. If they all read exactly the same voltage or very close to each other like 6.73v each + or - 0.05v then the bank is balanced, if there is more than a 0.1v difference then you know they need balancing. For example if individual batteries in the bank reads 6.70v, 6.54v, 6,91v etc then you have a problem and it needs to be fixed. Fixing it is quite simple, disconnect all your batteries, take them out if you can, and connect them all in parallel, I:E positive to positive and negative to negative. Then charge the whole bank with a 6v charger for 36 hours. This will allow your whole bank to equalise and get a much needed saturation charge in the process. After that you are done and will prevent long term damage to your batteries. With series connections its good to check every few months if your bank is balanced to keep your batteries fat and happy.

@timramich

7 жыл бұрын

Or you could just get a decent digital/smart charger, and charge the 12v banks fully with said charger.

I have an old EZGo Workhorse and I watched this video which seemed to fit the problem I was having (charger wouldn’t even turn on). It had been months between charges. I bought a little duralast 8amp charger and briefly charges the 3pairs of batteries (30mins each pair) and then plugged in the ezgo 36v charger. Boom, ezgo charger now turns on!!!

I was able to use your method with a jump starter type battery. My battery pack automatically cuts off at 90 seconds. I charged each pair twice. I plugged in the cart charger and IT WORKED!!! Thank you very much.

Thank you very much. Right to the point. (no bs) good information. exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you, this was just what I needed.

Thank you so much for that valuable information and clear instructions! :)

Thank you, this was just what I needed.

Work awesome finally got the charger to charge relief

Great information. Even I was able to do it and I have absolutely zero mechanical skills. Thank you...

Very informative, exelent explanation. Thanks alot.

Thank you so much. You just saved me a lot of money!

very informative , thank you Ozzie B.

my 48 volt golf cart battery woudnot charge just charging 1 at a time to charge battery I had to go from the postive of 1 battery to negative of another battery set charger at 10 amps this worked

Helpful, thank you for posting this!

Awesome explanation...and even better 'stache!! Thanks!!

Thank you for taking the time to help us less fortunate (in the common sense area).

@RossLauck

5 жыл бұрын

Richard Johnson 5t

worked for me, thank you

@donovanjenkins6493

7 жыл бұрын

Gerald Tombs how long to leave the jump cables on?

Thank you so kindly for the information. Great video

Thank you so very much this work like a charm

Awesome dude! thanks for the info

Thanks - that did the trick. It doesn't take much for my 7 year old batteries! to go under the minimum charge (3 weeks).

Thank you for your info that helped me a lot

Thank you so much this worked like a charm!

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3 жыл бұрын

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@kairomalachi255

3 жыл бұрын

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thank you sir. that was my problem. you saved me.

@robertwilliampoole6256

6 жыл бұрын

hard wood thanks

This vidio saved me 1000 dollars. Thank you 😊

ABSOLUTELY SUPERB!!!!

Great info thanks

Excellent! Thank you!

thanks a lot...for sharing .........superb

I charged my 48 volt that my grandpa gave me that had sat up for at least a year . Disconnect all battery leads . Take a picture before doing this . An I charged each battery on 12volt 200 amp crank amp for 12 hrs and add water if needed. The 3rd day it almost took off with out me . Been holding a charge ever since!

Great Video

this is cool! good idea..

Thank you for your time perfect

Thank you...doing it now 👍

Good Job this helps,

Question on the main leads from the motor does the connection go to a positive side of the first battery and a negative side of the last battery.

I just purchased a used Club Car which was without a charger. I am far in a dessert so it will take awhile to get a new charger. In the mean time I can get a car battery charger. My question: I have 6 batteries each with 3 holes which means 36 volts (right?). But each round end Club Car charger I find is for a 48 volt system. Can I plug a 48 volt charger into this 36 volt system? Did I not figure my system correctly or has this Club Car been modified or wrong batteries installed? Thank you for your help.

My question is: Do you leave your cart charger on all the time? Or, if not, how often do you hook it up and let it recharge again?

Thanks!

Thank you

Need help .. Do I need to plug the charger in at all times ??? Thanks for the help ***

Thanks for the Info.

@ronaldosupersontic1116

7 жыл бұрын

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Those batts are toast the black residue under the caps is a good indication of that

Thanks is a very Good information

@enchekbamok

9 жыл бұрын

JOSE FELIPE CRUZ SIFUENTES hey ,if anyone else wants to uncover learn how to recondition batteries at home try Barkola Battery Bonanza Blueprint (just google it ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my friend got amazing success with it.

if you have to replace one battery can you do just that and still run it properly? The post on one of the batteries broke off.

Hi i watch your videos and learn alot my name is john i have a club car i just instaled new batts in the car they charg all the way up but my car still goes slow like thary are going dead can i have a worn motor the car is about 15 or so old aney info would b helpfull

I recently got a used ezgo and I have the same charger you have in this video. My amp meter barely gets off of zero when it is trying to charge. I have had it charging for about 24 hours and the needle has not moved. Is that an indication that the batteries need to be charged like you have done here? I have not had the batteries tested yet

Session at 1993 easy go 36 V well card. Seminal replaced the batteries and placed the two connections from the motor on negative post in the battery bank is this correct if you could answer I think you

thanks

$3000 Tip right there. Thank u Sir

Thank you Sir, Sincerely, Tonya :)

Good video. Thx

In the Case if you no Longer have original 36v charger. Can you use a regular 12v battery charger as your main charger. Charging 2 batteries at a time?

Thank you for the advice. I was thinking that either my charger was no good, or the batteries were shot. Will try this.

@ksmithkatcarving

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Sr. Mike did it work because mine is doing the same thing after a long winter i had my charger on but htink my husband at one pt took them off now they do not light up

@mja1av2000

9 жыл бұрын

k CARVING K Carving, this worked for me, see reply above :) Just be sure to connect Pos to Pos and neg to neg, as some batteries may be reversed. Yes my Yamaha charger lights were all flashing initially. but after charging each battery individually with the car charger for a half hour, then using the cart charger, the lights showed it was charging. And after probably 18 hours the lights showed green. (Charged). :) Saved Me.

@ksmithkatcarving

9 жыл бұрын

now my charger is flashing instead of steady green does htis mean i might be getting closer .they also gave me a 48 volt charger for each cart which is 36 volts ,but i have seenthe charger sut off when it reaches charge maybe i have them type

I have to ask, because the video like this one told me not to take the batteries apart... which i did with the first two, then i tried to do the next 2 and it fried my car charger and it zapped my car charger and it was smoking.. so im thinking i shouuld take 2 at a time unplugged???

On my cart which is 48 volt. 6x8 setup. How long should my batteries last from new with light but somewhat regular use for short 2 mile trips?

what do i set the battery charger to? 6v 6a 12v 2a or 12v 6a? The golf cart is a 36 volt.

if I have 4 low batteries and possible 2 dead batteries will a manual charge bring them back up

One problem I have with this is how can the batteries be run down so low that the main charger will not work with them? That seems to be a flaw in the charger considering the 12V charger supposedly works. Also, using this method shown here with the 12V charger, there will be a high surface charge on the last set of 2 batteries that might "confuse" the main 36V charger. For example, that pair might show 12.6 volts a few minutes after the 1 hour 12V charge and the others might be right at 12V so when you plug in the main 36V charger, it might think the bank of 6 is in a high state of charge and only charge a little as it may taper down the output quickly. A better solution (I think) and what I do sometimes is use three 12V smartchargers at the 8A setting (on 210Ah batteries) simultaneously for a nice long slow charge. This is not ideal (six 6V smartchargers would be but that is a lot of work to wire that all up).

How can i replace battery posts that have been damage from loose connection?