O.k. now I'm really embarrassed. I finally got around to popping the cell caps off of one of the batteries and it's fluid level were really, really, low. I didn't bother to think about checking the fluid level for the two years they were on the inverter. As it was in a dark corner of the basement and it never dawned on me. On top of that I had previously put it on a charger with the low fluid level.
I filled one up with distilled water and put it on the charger. Any chance it will bounce back or is it possible I damaged it?
Will I know if I've done damage to it even if it charges back up?
Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 07/05/1310:01 PM.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
I finally got around to popping the cell caps off of one of the batteries and it's fluid level were really, really, low. I didn't bother to think about checking the fluid level for the two years they were on the inverter. As it was in a dark corner of the basement and it never dawned on me. On top of that I had previously put it on a charger with the low fluid level.
