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Our Part Number: G3610
Name: Battery Charger 36V 16amp
List Price: $373.33
Price: $169.00
Core Charge: 100.00
In Stock: Ships in 1-3 Days
Repair Price: $169.00
 
Interchange Part Numbers
E-Z-GO915-3610
GolfRamaG3610
   EZ-GO (Taylor Dunn),
A dependable battery charging system that provides a 16 amp charge to vehicle batteries, Direct replacement for Part No# 605333 and 605748, 605332, 605747, 611117, 617614.
Can be Used on E-Z-GO 36 Volt Electric TXT, ST Sport, ST Sport II, Clays Car and MPT 800 (Multi-Purpose Truck) Vehicles
****6 Red flashes means internal charger error, otherwise could be the battery***


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Our Part Number: G4810
Name: Battery Charger 48V 13amp
List Price: $373.33
Price: $168.00
Core Charge: 100.00
In Stock: Ships in 1-3 Days
Repair Price: $168.00
 
Interchange Part Numbers
E-Z-GO915-4810
GolfRamaG4810
   Replacement for the following battery chargers: 611198, 611200, 622416, 622418, 607468, 602089, 617615, 620785
Chargers contain an 18' DC Cord
****6 Red flashes means internal charger error, otherwise could be the battery***


Our Part Number: G6670101
Name: Powerwise Charger Board
List Price: $135.00
Special Price: $39.00
Core Charge: 0.00
In Stock: Ships in 1-3 Days
 
Interchange Part Numbers
28667-G01
Curtis73144G01
E-Z-GO25866-G03
E-Z-GO28126-G01
E-Z-GO28126-G03
E-Z-GO28566-G03
GolfRamaG6670101
   Manufacturer & Part Number
CART PARTS CP28667-G01
EZGO 28667-G01
EZGO 28566-G01
EZGO 28566-G03
EZGO 25866-G03
EZGO 28126-G01
EZGO 28126-G03

The Power Input Board is a module board used on Power wise II Chargers. This board regulates the voltage level of the charger and has a built-in AC Detector that senses electrical current to detect the connection status of the circuit from the input board.
• Replaces both the control and power input boards.
• You may need to replace your 50 amp fuse as well as the diodes in your charger. These typically go bad when you have a faulty control board
Fits on 1996-2008 E-Z-GO Electric 36 Volt TXT, Medalist, ST Sport and Clays Car Vehicles with the 36 Volt Power wise II Chargers
Questions and Answers regarding the operation and repair of your Power Wise Battery Charger
Q: My charger is overcharging my batteries.
The charge rate is controlled by a control board located inside the charger case. If the charger won't stop charging when the batteries are fully charged, the control board is most likely faulty.
Q: My Charger plug gets hot when I am charging the battery
This is usually caused by corrosion or bad connections in the charge plug handle. Open it up and inspect the connections. If you see a darkening of the terminals or corrosion, replace the contacts and tighten up the screws make sure you do not loose the magnet when you open the handle. It has to be in there to activate the switch on the golf cart that prevents it from running when it is being charged.
Q: My Batteries are dead and my charger won't turn on
The Power Wise charger must read an appropriate voltage from the battery before it will turn on. If the batteries are dead, the charger doesn't know what is connected to, and won't start
Q: My batteries are completely dead, how do I get the charger to turn on?
You need to charge the batteries individually with an automotive battery charger until they produce enough voltage for the charger to turn on. You can also use jumper cables to connect you battery pack with another golf cart of the same voltage. The current will pass from the other cart to yours and show the charger enough voltage to turn on.
Q: My batteries are not completely dead, but the charger won't turn on
The first thing I check is the fuse. If it is ok, then test the diodes
Q: The fuse is ok, the diodes are ok, and my charger still won't turn on.
If the fuse is good, and the diodes check ok, and the batteries are not dead, the control board is probably faulty.
Q: My charger turns on, but won't show a charge on the meter
If the charger clicks on but the meter does not show a charge, it may be the meter, but more likely, it is the capacitor. The capacitor is what turns down the charge rate as the batteries reach full charge.
Q: My cords are cracked or frayed, can I fix them?
Sure, just take them out of the case and cut the frayed portion off and re-install the proper terminals, replace the cord in the stress reliefs and re-install the cords. in the charger. Replacement cords are available here on the website.
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