 WHAT IS THE BATTERY VOLT HIGHER THAN 13 VOLT WHILE THE VEHICLE IS RELEASED? |
| Answer: The vehicle connector is defective. |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSE IF THE BATTERY CONNECTED TO THE VEHICLE DOES NOT EXCEED 13.5V? |
| Answer: One of the diodes of the alternator has burst. |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSE WHEN THE BATTERY IS CONNECTED TO THE VEHICLE IS 13 VOLTAGE IS NOT COMING? |
| Answer: The vehicle connector or alternator is defective. |
| WHAT IS THE CASE CONNECTED TO THE VEHICLE BATTERY VOLTAGE IS OVER 14.2V OR 14.5V? |
| Answer: The vehicle connector is defective. |
| WHAT SHOULD BE DONE IF THE BATTERY VOLTAGE IS LESS THAN 12.4V IN THE OPEN CIRCUIT POSITION? |
| Answer: The battery should be connected to the supply charge with 1/20 ampere of the Rated Capacity. |
| WHAT SHOULD WE DO IF THE INDICATOR (LAMP) DOES NOT SHOW GREEN ON THE NEW BATTERY? |
| Answer: The ball of the indicator may be stuck. The battery should swing left and right. |
| WHAT IS THE LABEL ON THE BATTERY CRUSHED AND THE COLOR OF THE SCREEN PAINTS IS DEGRADED? |
| Answer: The battery has been overcharged. The alternator should be checked. |
| WHAT IS THE VOLTAGE OF ONE OF THE BATTERIES LOW IN VEHICLES THAT USE DOUBLE BATTERIES? |
| Answer: It means 12 Volt current is drawn from one of the battery. |
| WHAT SHOULD BE DONE TO RECEIVE 12 VOLT CURRENT FOR A DOUBLE BATTERY USING VEHICLE? |
| Answer: By putting a converter in the circuit, current should be drawn from both batteries. |
| WHAT IS THE REASON IF A VALUE IS MEASURED WITH ASCID DENSITIES RISING ACCORDING TO THE POSITIVE EYE STARTING FROM THE NEGATIVE EYE? |
| Answer: The chassis cable has been oxidized or the battery cannot get enough chassis. |
| WHAT IS THE ACID COLOR IF IT IS BROWN AND NOT CLEAR? |
| Answer: The battery may be overcharged, it means that the battery life has expired, the active substance on the plates has been filtered and mixed with the electrolyte. |
| WHAT IS THE BATTERY NOT PRESSING IN THE MORNING AND WORKS NORMALLY DURING THE DAY? |
| Answer: The acid densities and voltage of the battery should be checked, if there is no problem with the battery, the injector, starter and if the vehicle is diesel, the glow plugs should definitely be checked. |
| WHAT HAPPENS TO THE BATTERY IF THE VEHICLE IS USED ONCE A MONTH? |
| Answer: The battery becomes sulfated over time due to the loss of standby and the vehicle becomes unable to start. For this reason, the vehicle should be operated for at least 10 minutes every 15 days in summer and once a week in winter. |
| CAN I USE NORMAL BATTERY IN COMMERCIAL TAXI? |
| Answer: Definitely, 12V - 72 Ampere TAXI BATTERY should be used. |
| WHICH BATTERY SHOULD BE USED IN BUSES? |
| Answer: Batteries produced specifically for buses should be used. |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSE WHEN THE BATTERY ACID DENSITY AND VOLTAGE VALUES ARE NORMAL AND THE VEHICLE IS NOT STARTING IN DIESEL VEHICLES? |
| Answer: Diesel vehicle's glow plugs may be defective. Spark plugs should be checked. |
WHAT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN THE BATTERY IS REMOVED FROM THE VEHICLE?
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| Answer: When removing the battery from the vehicle, first the negative cable end must be removed, and while installing, the positive cable end must be attached first. |
| IF THE BATTERY IS NOT USED, SHOULD ACID INSIDE BE SPILLED? |
| Answer: Battery acid should never be spilled. |
WHAT IS THE BATTERY VOLT HIGHER THAN 13 VOLT WHILE THE VEHICLE IS RELEASED?
