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It looks pretty new, so it will probably perform properly.foolios said:The battery post is moving up and down. It doesn't seem to want to come all the way out. Will the battery still perform properly or is it damaged? Can it be repaired?
Pictures attached.Thanks in advance.
You need to learn what makes a lead acid battery dangerous and what conditions will create an explosion or bad situation.foolios said:The battery post is moving up and down. It doesn't seem to want to come all the way out. Will the battery still perform properly or is it damaged? Can it be repaired?
Pictures attached.Thanks in advance.
I'm curious how it happened.foolios said:Thanks all for the advice. I will hopefully be able to return it. It's close to the one year mark on the warranty.
Seriously considering going with an AGM battery this time though. Those posts on that marine battery do suck.
Inferior quality is likely a function of the brand, not the battery type. If you get a brand x AGM, and it is bad you'll be out even more money.foolios said:Seriously considering going with an AGM battery this time though. Those posts on that marine battery do suck.
No, it is not normal for a 12V marine deep cycle battery post to move. This could indicate a loose connection or damage to the battery.
There are a few potential causes for a 12V marine deep cycle battery post to move. It could be due to vibration from the boat's engine or rough waters, or it could be a sign of corrosion or damage to the battery terminal.
Yes, a moving battery post can cause damage to the battery. If the post is loose or corroded, it can cause poor electrical connections and potentially lead to battery failure.
If the post is loose, you can try tightening the terminal with a wrench. If it is corroded, you can clean it with a wire brush or sandpaper. If the post is damaged, it may need to be replaced. It is also important to check the battery's overall health and replace it if necessary.
To prevent your battery post from moving, make sure it is properly tightened and regularly check for signs of corrosion or damage. It is also important to secure the battery in place to prevent excessive vibration. Additionally, following proper maintenance and usage guidelines for your battery can help prolong its lifespan and prevent damage.