by Powertron Battery Co. | Nov 3, 2024 | Car & Motorcycle Batteries, Battery How-Tos, Battery Maintenance, Battery Troubleshooting
You’re running late for work and a big meeting. No time for designer coffee today — you were up all night fine-tuning a presentation for the new client and barely had time to shower. You sprint to the car, hit the ignition, and nothing. The car won’t...
by Powertron Battery Co. | Sep 29, 2024 | Battery Troubleshooting, Car & Motorcycle Batteries
Is your car battery swollen like a balloon? This alarming sight can signal serious underlying issues. Knowing what causes car battery swelling and what to do can save you from potential hazards and costly repairs. By the end of this post, you’ll understand: What...
by Powertron Battery Co. | Apr 2, 2019 | Battery Troubleshooting
Relatively few people understand battery sulfation, but many have experienced it. Symptoms include: Reduced battery capacity Longer charging times Difficulty starting the engine of your car, jet ski, or whatever you’re operating Increased self-discharge rate...
by Powertron Battery Co. | Jul 10, 2018 | Battery Troubleshooting, Battery How-Tos
Your new car battery is dead, although it’s only a few months old. There’s not enough charge to start your car. Did you purchase a dud? Before you place an angry call to the manufacturer and unload on a hapless customer service rep, consider another reason...
by Powertron Battery Co. | Oct 12, 2017 | Battery Troubleshooting, Recreational Batteries
A battery that drains too fast can also drain your free time. You bought your jet ski to recreate. To feel the wind and saltwater on your face. But it’s time to investigate if you spend more weekends charging your battery than riding the ocean waves. Below, we...
by Powertron Battery Co. | Sep 7, 2017 | Car & Motorcycle Batteries, Battery Troubleshooting
A long, hot summer takes a toll on everyone and everything, from the lettuce in your garden to the battery in your car. Thank goodness the heat waves are over now. Enjoy the crisp, cool fall air. Then, one day, the battery goes kaput. You blame the brisk autumn...
