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most charging systems wont show any charge if your just using the starter to shove it over , but once engine starts it should , if in doubt you can use voltmeter on battery terminals before start and after start , of course voltage should be higher on battery after start , this shows its charging
Do you mean that the charger doesn't start the car? Have you waited long enough for the charger to charge the battery? Sometimes it will take a long time. A battery will lose its efficiency up to 60 percent during cold weather. That means it will take even longer to charge up the battery for a start. Especially if it has been sitting for a long time. Remember, to start a car with a battery charger, the battery must have a partial charge. Put your battery charger in the low setting of "2amps" and allow it to charge for a dozen hours. If it doesn't start the care by then, you better have the battery tested. It may not be able to hold a charge. Which could keep it from starting the car.
Possible charging coil under the flywheel issue, or with the retifier, there is a tool called a negative shunt, this will quickly tell you if there is any charge to the battary from the engine
the battery may seem ok, but it's obviously discharging itself or not charging during riding.
Try this...charge the battery with a battery charger. disconnect the charger, and put a volt meter on the battery. Start the bike. Rev up to 2000 RPM. If the voltage is not HIGHER than it was before starting the bike, there's something wrong with the charging circuit. If it IS charging, turn the bike off, and disconnect the battery overnight. If the bike will not start the next day after reconnecting the battery, the battery needs to be replaced.
If the battery is NOT charging at 2000 RPM, the charging circuit is bad, and is likely what is draining the battery overnight.
First, start with the easy stuff - remove the battery and press the reset button - hold down for about 10 seconds. replace the battery, attach your AC adapter and attempt to start the player. If it still won't start, you may have a damaged DC-In connector OR the charge circuit may be bad - a TI Chip on your main board sometimes goes bad - it can be replaced. Also, if the battery is absolutely dead - no charge left at all, the player will not start even with an AC adapter
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