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Yeah true will stick to what I have see how it goes

Yes it’s unfused

Ok as I don’t think the charger is at fault. Probably a cheap multimeter. I won’t bother getting a new multimeter as will just leave it charging next time even if meter says 42.3v then see if charger go green

Yeah I will thanks for help :)

they both say this ------- Sorry, this item is no longer available!

sorry I got a bit confused Yes I tried that and my meter is inaccuarate, so will check around for a better meter

there is no link in saneagles post above regarding a link to a multi meter thats a link to a reference board thing I wont know how to use that or what it does

Where is reference board then where you linked to also where is saneagles link do you mean post #10 as that charger is from usa not getting one from abroad

I think i will get a better mult meter, as the one i have now is only a cheapo thing.

saneagle said Its just that what guerney said about not a fused plug. also why dont green light comes on auto when fully charged as like i said I have to wriggle a wire then it comes on

HI all Can anyone suggest a good battery charger, for my bike, its a 36v2a charger I need with a fused plug, and a jack plug (yellow) on charging end. the battery is 36v on bike. I have a charger atm but the plug isnt fused, plus charger seems faulty as green light dont always come on at 42V it...

Just thought it would be easier to start a new thread but i can delete it and post here then EDIT: cant delete post now as its too late. but can people reply in this post below to this question https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/charging-a-battery-help.48063/

I have checked the charger when unplugged from battery, and green light does come on. but like you said the plug isnt fused

HI all Can anyone suggest a good battery charger, for my bike, its a 36v2a charger I need with a fused plug, and a jack plug (yellow) on charging end. the battery is 36v on bike. I have a charger atm but the plug isnt fused, plus charger seems faulty as green light dont always come...

So do you suggest I get a better charger, with a fused plug. which you can change the fuse if need to. can you suggest a good charger, as it has to be as in image below

Here are the photos, of both ends of my charger, plus the jack socket on battery. maybe I need a new charger, as they look cheap enough

Yes it is green

Well I have tried 2 new batteries for the test meter. tested charger unplugged from bike battery it said 42.4v Ive now plugged charger into battery took a reading of it charging it says now 42.2v maybe i need a new charger EDIT: now i wriggled the jack plug which go into the battery now green...

You mean the jack pin which goes into the battery hole. as I would have to unplug it from battery to measure it I just unplugged the pin from battery put + into hole, and touched - on outside it said 42.5 volts

I have a 36 volt battery on my bike, and to be fully charged I was told it has to be 42 volts. but its now at 42.3 volts and still no green light, would this have to be more charged then than 42 volts, I have tried shaking the wires to plug and also to battery but nothing yet like a green...