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lincpimp · 03.14.2011, 11:48 PM

Yeah, the charger is dropping the charge current and maxing out the balance load in order to get the cells in balance. It may take a while, since those 2 cells are so far off. Like hours, and hours. If you can leave it close to you during the day just let it roll. As long as you have the charger setup correctly (factory settings) you should be fine.

I am not sure if that charger has a stand alone balance function.

Also, you may want to send the battery back, if a new battery is that far off it will have issues, generally.

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lincpimp Check out my huge box! Offline Posts: 11,935 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Slidell, LA	03.14.2011, 11:48 PM Yeah, the charger is dropping the charge current and maxing out the balance load in order to get the cells in balance. It may take a while, since those 2 cells are so far off. Like hours, and hours. If you can leave it close to you during the day just let it roll. As long as you have the charger setup correctly (factory settings) you should be fine. I am not sure if that charger has a stand alone balance function. Also, you may want to send the battery back, if a new battery is that far off it will have issues, generally. Alot of Savage parts for sale!!!