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I walked back at about 4pm to check on something in the back
The lights were not lit on the Pro Tech charger - bad fuse
The fix was a simple:
1. Take the screws out of the 110vac receptacle end of the charger
2. Pull end cover off
3. Under the receptacle there is a 10amp fuse
4. Replace fuse
5. Replace cover
As a note - there are 2 different screws holding the end cover on - 2 short on the top of the cover - 4 long on the end
You will also find a 25 amp bladed fuse on the DC side of the charger under the blue cover. If you have power on the charger but nothing coming out check this fuse. Another important thing is to make sure that the AC power cord is plugged into an isolated circuit. This will prevent the fuse on the AC side from blowing. I've also seen this fuse blow while it is plugged in during a lighting storm. Hope this additional information helps along with what's already posted.
I actually had the same thing happen to me the other week. Replaced the fuse on the AC voltage side and all has been good since. I used a ceramic fuse becuase that was what was originally in the unit for me.
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