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  • AquaSonic
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    Re: APC Back-ups RS 1500 Dead

    It is the tall and thin one! Here are the photos






    Hope you don't mind that i upload them at imageshack

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  • Toasty
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    Which one? APC shows 2 -completely- different RS 1500's. One tall & thin with LED's as indicators. The other has a screen and digital display showing voltage, load, and battery charge.

    Display is dead yet it's charging?? Sounds like the power supply to the brain or a fuse. Not familiar with these units. Can we see some pictures of the board(s) and wiring?

    Find your documentation here:

    http://www.apc.com/products/category.cfm?id=13&subid=5

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  • seanc
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    Is the battery fuse in-tact?

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  • AquaSonic
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    APC Back-ups RS 1500 Dead

    Hello to all! I just got the ups shown in the title, with dead batteries. To test it, i put a volt meter and saw that it can charge batteries with no problem (gives 27v), so i bought two identical CSB batteries and waited. The batteries have gone up to 28.8V (normal value), however the ups is completly dead. Caps do not show any sign of damage nor the rest board. Without the battery it won't even buzz as it mentions in its manual.

    Any suggestions on where to begin? Ty!

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