What Does A Pulsing Orange Light Mean On A NOCO Genius Battery Charger
Updated 10/16/2023 | Published 10/15/2023
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What does it mean slowly pulsing orange light ?
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Expert Reply:
An orange light on the NOCO Genius Smart Battery Charger # 329-GENIUS1 indicates the charger is in standby mode. This should be a solid orange light. Nowhere in the instructions does it mention a pulsing orange light for this particular model.
For the NOCO Genius2 # 329-GENIUS2, the pulsing orange light just means the battery is less than 75% charged. You simply need to let the battery keep charging until you see a pulsing green light, indicating bulk charging is complete.
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