FM-13: PLUGGING IN THE CHARGER TRIPS A BREAKER OR GFCI

FM-13 PLUGGING IN THE CHARGER TRIPS A BREAKER OR GFCI

• Outlet or branch circuit is faulty or overloaded
• Power strip or extension is defective
• Internal charger input circuit is shorted
• Hidden cord or plug damage is present
• Conductive contamination reached the charger interior

1. The electrical circuit is verified safe and the faulty complete charger remains out of service, or an external outlet/circuit fault is corrected by a qualified person.

Leave the charger unplugged and do not keep resetting the protective device or repeating the fault.

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• The branch breaker or GFCI opens when the DCB115 is connected, and there is no visible cord damage, liquid, smoke, spark, burning odor, melting, or conductive debris already identified.

  The branch breaker or GFCI opens when the DCB115 is 1. Leave the charger unplugged and do not keep resetting the protective

• PLUGGING IN THE CHARGER TRIPS A BREAKER OR GFCI

  Leave the charger unplugged and do not keep resetting the PLUGGING IN THE CHARGER TRIPS A Unplug and remove the pack before handling the damaged housing.

• root cause analysis
• tools needed
• step-by-step repair procedure
• diagrams
• exploded views
• post-repair checks

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