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    Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS not charging

    Hello,
    I have a problem with a Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS unit that seems not charging the battery.

    With AC power connected I measure 13,50V on battery terminals.
    If I unplug AC cord, voltage drops below 10V after no more than 30 seconds causing UPS to shut off.
    I'm testing with a load of 20W.

    Plugging AC power again UPS turns on and battery charge level indicates 100% (even if I disconnect battery!!!!).

    Tried with new battery same behaviour.

    Therre is no sign of blown components. Could you help me troubleshooting this issue?

    thanks in advance
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    Last edited by SMDFlea; 05-20-2023, 10:12 AM. Reason: Added "Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD" to thread title

    #2
    Re: Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS not charging

    13.5 should charge the battery .. 10v is low . test the battery . or leave to charge overnight and then test . even new batteries can be bad .

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      #3
      Re: Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS not charging

      I really do not understand, I tried with another battery pulled out from another ups.

      If I power on UPS whithout battery, it shows 100% charge level (?!?).
      With AC power: 13,6V on battery and current flow of 0.5-1A.
      On battery: voltage holds above 12V for 30 seconds then drops quickly below 10V and UPS shut off.

      I've just ordered another battery to test tomorrow.

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        #4
        Re: Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS not charging

        does it get full voltage and good sinewave at the outlet ?

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          #5
          Re: Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS not charging

          voltage is correct, sinewave I'm not able to check but I tried to power an active pfc psu so I presume is good.

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            #6
            Re: Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS not charging

            To me this would indicate that you have a bad battery or you have a severe over current condition on the primary side which is the battery side and the secondary would be the 120 volt ac side when you are on battery
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              #7
              Re: Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS not charging

              just an update. It was a bad (new) battery.

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                #8
                Re: Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD UPS not charging

                well done ..i like the easy ones

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