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Scooters - 50cc => Agility 50 => Topic started by: blue on August 31, 2012, 01:15:30 AM
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I have to recharge my battery every 3 days or so is that a sign that the stator is not doing its job.
I no longer have the extra light on the scoot took it off because I was thinking it was draning the battery But thats not the case.I stell have to recharge the battery every 3 days if not sooner.
whats going on .
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..well, how old is your battery?
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..well, how old is your battery?
NEW,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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..well, hell...reckon you did the charge correctly...
..not overcharged it...initially..cause that does weaken one...
..considering that all your ground wiring is good, and you're not inadvertantly draining the batt while idle...
..i'm just sayin......
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how do I
test the stator. when I unplug it with scoot running the scoot turns off.
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the stator. when I unplug it with scoot running the scoot turns off
..yeaahh...dont do that ...
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also I cant over charge the battery because the charger I have turns off when battery is at full charge and gos in to a worm up .
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..thats cool as long as it only charges @ 2 - 2.1 amps....
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so is there a way of testing the stator.
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..yes there is, however i've never done it..
..blue, dont you have a copy of the a50 service manual??
..tells innit step by step how to check such things as these...
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yes I do ill check thanks .
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so is there a way of testing the stator.
You can check them by the Ohms with a multimeter. Of course the specs are in the manual. :D
I am terrible when it comes to electrical issues and never mastered the process of the meter. ::) :-[
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It sounds like your voltage regulator/rectifier may be faulty.
Put the scoot on the centre stand and let it idle, then use a test meter across the battery terminals and see what voltage you get. Rev the throttle while the meter is still across the battery terminals and the voltage should rise with the rpms. If it does the chances are the stator is ok in my experience. This means its poss the regulator/rectifier that sits on the frame behind the front headlight cover is poss gone bad. Its a small silver metal box a little bigger than a matchbox. I got a cheap one from a breakers ages ago when mine went cos Kymco wanted near £60 for one here!!! Sure i saw cheap copies on fleabay recently.
There is a way to test the regulator with an meter but i cant remember the values you should look for. If i find it i'll post it.
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Meant to say Blue.....turn off your lights when doing the test on the battery. Think it should rise to around 14v or something when twisting the throttle.
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thanks streido I give a try. I think I have a extra rectifier laying around in the shed.
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Cool. Let us know if it works :)
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I beleave maybe it was the regulator . for a while the lights wear not working right.all I had was the brights. I chaged the regulator now both lights work. I give a few days and see if the battery dies on me.
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I beleave maybe it was the regulator . for a while the lights wear not working right.all I had was the brights. I chaged the regulator now both lights work. I give a few days and see if the battery dies on me.
Thats will be the regulator then. I had to ride with my finger on the passing light switch at times when mine went.
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I also had 2x cycle lights off my mountain bike cable tied onto my rear rack too :o :o