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Battery at 0.11v – Gv125S / GV125-S EFi Bobber

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    • Jul 22, 2024 at 10:03 PM #14209
      Northman
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      So I think I left my bike with the switch on and 5 days later (today) I tried to turn it on and no light came on.

      I used a multimeter to check the voltage and it came out 0.11v!!!

      Can I recover it or has the voltage dropped so low that it will be dead?

      In case of it could you recommend a new battery and a manteiner/charger?

       

      GV 125 S

    • Jul 23, 2024 at 5:40 AM #14211
      Simon
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      It’s pretty certain that the battery is toast, get a yuasa battery & an optimate charger.

    • Jul 24, 2024 at 12:14 PM #14234
      Northman
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      Okey, the current battery is 12v 10ah. could i use 12v 12ah?

      Im from Spain and here Varta is so popular and i seas the model YTX14-4 / YTX14-BS ehich is 12v 12ah 200A

      Anyway I will try to restore the current one with a NOCO Genius1

    • Jul 24, 2024 at 10:58 PM #14236
      â™ ï¸ M77
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      If it fits why not! The GVs tend to have smaller trays to hold batteries than GT bikes.

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    • Jul 22, 2024 at 10:03 PM #14209
      Northman
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      So I think I left my bike with the switch on and 5 days later (today) I tried to turn it on and no light came on.

      I used a multimeter to check the voltage and it came out 0.11v!!!

      Can I recover it or has the voltage dropped so low that it will be dead?

      In case of it could you recommend a new battery and a manteiner/charger?

       

      GV 125 S

    • Jul 23, 2024 at 5:40 AM #14211
      Simon
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      It’s pretty certain that the battery is toast, get a yuasa battery & an optimate charger.

    • Jul 24, 2024 at 12:14 PM #14234
      Northman
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      Okey, the current battery is 12v 10ah. could i use 12v 12ah?

      Im from Spain and here Varta is so popular and i seas the model YTX14-4 / YTX14-BS ehich is 12v 12ah 200A

      Anyway I will try to restore the current one with a NOCO Genius1

    • Jul 24, 2024 at 10:58 PM #14236
      â™ ï¸ M77
      Keymaster

      If it fits why not! The GVs tend to have smaller trays to hold batteries than GT bikes.

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