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Your English is OK, I can understand it! I can't say for sure but I believe that some UPS units don't come on unless they batteries are charged and in good condition. Try to locate the cells/batteries and check each one individually with a volt meter. The voltages should be almost the same on all batteries (usually 12 volts).
This is from the APC web site of discontinued products. http://www.apc.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=SL30KF&tab=documentation I did not find any hardware password reset option. It is possible that the internal card may have a password reset jumper on it. I do not have a unit available so I cannot confirm if this is available or not. Support for this model has been discontinued so you will not likely get help from the company.
I do have a local number for Schneider Electric that took over APC. You can call them directly and see if you can find someone who may know more about this product.
#1. You should call APC Technical Support. It's free, and they will help you. You should get voltage even without a load on the unit.
#2. There is a Tripple-Slot unit for this device. It's specific for the Silcon based units. Read the manual, and there is a PN that you need for it. If it doesn't say SILCON, then it won't work. (I tried).
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