Re: Charging Battery Bubbling Noise
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Re: Charging Battery Bubbling Noise
- From: jtrealty@xxxx
- Date: Mon, 09 Apr 2001 03:11:59 -0000
If you were charging a "sealed" battery (one that you can't open the
caps to the cells) and you heard it "bubbling" you were probably
overcharging it. The best way to charge a battery is long and slow.
Never let it get hot while charging. 8 hours on a high rate of charge
was probably too much. Be very careful to never charge a battery that
has been frozen, some of the plates may have shorted together and in
extreme cases they have been known to explode! If you have the time
hook to a trickle charger and check daily till fully charged. Load
test to measure the amp-hour capacity of the battery. If it is less
than 80% of listed capacity consider replacemant. You should always
remove from car while charging. Never smoke or use open flame near a
charging battery, it is giving off hydrogen gas.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757
--- In dmcnews@xxxx, theshovel1224@xxxx wrote:
> Had my battery on the charger for about 8 hours today. When I
> took it off the charger, I heard a bubbling sound coming from
> the inside of the battery. Just wondering, does a charging battery
> normally make a bubbling sound after awhile?
>
> John Yeoman
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