Specialty Concepts ASC - Manual (Page 16)

ASC PROBLEM CHART :
- Refer to this chart and the ASC PROBLEM
DESCRIPTIONS (next page), to help diagnose potential problems based on the
observations of the ASC and actual battery voltage. Use an accurate volt-meter
and measure the voltage directly at the battery terminals.
Problems with charging
CASE BATTERY VOLTAGE
(at battery terminals)
(12v)
CHARGE
LIGHT OTHER ASC NOTES
(next page)
1
→
Low voltage
(9.0 - 13.2 volts*) ON Day time See ASC Note 1
(next page)
2
→
Low voltage
(9.0 - 13.2 volts*) OFF Day time See ASC Note 2
3
→
Moderate voltage
(13.2 - 14.0 volts*) Turns OFF
(too soon)
Day time See ASC Note 3
4
→
High voltage
(14.4 - 15.0 volts*) ON See ASC Note 4
5
→
High voltage
(14.4 - 15.0 volts*) OFF See ASC Note 5
6
→
ON - at night See ASC Note 6
7
→
Light going on
and off rapidly See ASC Note 7
8
→
ASC
buzzing See ASC Note 8
9
→
ASC hot See ASC Note 9
Problems with low-voltage load disconnect (LVD) (Option-E)
CASE BATTERY VOLTAGE
(at battery terminals)
(12v)
CHARGE
LIGHT LVD LIGHT
“ACTIVATED”
(for Option-E) OTHER ASC NOTES
(next page)
10
→
Very low voltage
(11.5 volts* or lower)
OFF Loads
stay on See ASC Note 10
11
→
Low to Moderate voltage
(11.5 - 14.3 volts*)
ON Loads off See ASC Note 11
12
→
Low voltage
(11.5 - 13.2 volts*)
OFF Loads off See ASC Note 12
* Voltages above are for 12 volt systems. For 6 volt systems, use half the listed voltage. For 24 volt
systems, multiply by 2. For 36 volts, multiply by 3. For 48 volts, multiply by 4.