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Club Car Golf Car Cart Powerdrive 2 Charger Repair Kit Model 22110 Level 4 (50) on 2040-parts.com

US $27.00
Location:

Del Rio, Texas, United States

Del Rio, Texas, United States
Condition:New Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:VARIOUS (see below) Brand:golfchargerpro UPC:Does not apply

CLUB CAR GOLF CAR CART POWERDRIVE 2 CHARGER REPAIR KIT - Level 4 (50)

I took my experience repairing golf carts and chargers and developed this kit, among others, with my focus on giving the "(D)o (I)t (Y)ourself" cart owner the opportunity to repair their charger, saving time and expense of a repair shop.

My kits include parts and information, at different "LEVELS" (1 to 6 ), to accomplish the repair, at the least cost, Level 1 being the most common problem. If you have good troubleshooting skills, the best suited kit can be chosen to meet your needs. If you haven't any troubleshooting skills, maybe a LEVEL 5 or 6 kit would be your best choice.

 

*Fits PowerDrive 2 charger model numbers 22110-**

Included in LEVEL 4(50) kit :

(1) RELAY                                       (1 ea.)

(2) CIRCUIT BREAKER                     (1 ea.)

(3) RECTIFIER/DIODE (50 AMP)       (1 ea.) Heavy Duty Upgrade

(4) THERMAL PASTE  Packet           (1 ea.) absolute must for rectifier, efficiently directs heat from rectifier to charger heatsink

ALSO INCLUDED:  Installation instructions, Troubleshooting chart, Charger drawing and wiring diagram, and instructions for boosting your batteries when low.

(1) The RELAY may have malfunctioned when no clicking is heard upon plugging into cart or clicking is heard and charging does not proceed. May also cause charger to charge continually ( although, current to batteries should be controlled at a reduced rate.) Usually fails from a worn/burnt/welded closed contacts or control coil short/open condition.

Reference OEM parts #103414901 

(2) The CIRCUIT BREAKER shows signs of failing/failure with constant tripping upon plugging charger into cart or during charging. Possible problem when charger is otherwise in good working condition. The circuit breaker is a thermomechanical device and can act as if it is protecting the charger, when in fact it is malfunctioning.

Reference OEM parts #1018287-01 ; #CCX8506

(3) The RECTIFIER will cause fuse link to blow or circuit breaker to trip right as charger is starting the charge cycle or charger will produce no current output or low output, never completing a full charge. Fails from shorted or open/partially open condition. THERMAL PASTE is included.

Reference OEM parts #103517601

 

This kit is one of the less expensive methods of eliminating common problems with these chargers, the repair can be accomplished with common tools by most anyone AND, I will offer my help with troubleshooting to ANYONE who needs it.

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