6006AGM Associated Battery Charger Parts List

MODEL 6006AGM PARTS LIST
Item	Description	PartNo
1	Frontleg	605671
2	WheelsWith Nuts	605672
3	Axlew/nuts	610052
4	Transformer	610862
5	Rectifier	610850
6	FanBlade	610189
7	FanMotor	610190
8	TimerWith Knob	611245
9	Ammeter	605204
10	DCCircuit Breaker	610536
11	DCCable Set	611084
12	PrintedCircuit Board AGM	611476
13	ACCord	611248
14	SwitchWith Knob	611083
15	Clamps(1 pair, includes jaws)	6202
16	JawKit (repairs 1 clamp)	610970
17	PointerKnob-Switch	603147
18	ACCircuit Breaker	610397
19	Handle	605213
20	ClampBar	610517

Standard 12V AGM Setting Operation and Cycling
1. The battery charger, under normal operation using the “12V AGM” setting, charges the battery until the cutoff voltage is reached (14.6 to 15.0V) and the charger turns off.
2. After the charger turns “OFF” the battery voltage may decline, when the battery voltage falls below the “TURN ON” voltage (12.7 to 13.0V); the charger will “TURN ON”.

The cycling frequency (ON/OFF) depends on several factors:
- BATTERY SIZE (smaller battery = faster cycling)
- BATTERY STATE OF HEALTH (weaker battery = faster cycling)
Chargers experiencing a higher frequency of “ON/OFF” cycling are typically being used on smaller or weaker batteries.
- If this happens, it would be a good idea to test the battery with a load tester to make sure it has capacity
- A battery in good working order will slowly ramp up to the finish voltage while charging and when the charger turns off, will hold its voltage
- A battery that is weakened or sulphated may charge quickly but have no capacity to hold a charge.
NOTE: The fan is not normally ON when using the AGM setting, unless the battery is very discharged and the output current is high.

3. If it is a “GOOD” battery, when the voltage levels are met, the charger typically turns off and the battery is READY for use.