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Open the PowerChute UI and change the battery replacement date. Then run a self-test.
If that does not resolve the issue you should run a calibration.
- Stop the Power Chute software from running and disconnect the USB cable.
- There must be at least a 30% load attached to the UPS during this procedure, and this load cannot fluctuate more than +/- 5%. THIS IS IMPORTANT
- Attach a non-critical load to the UPS and then force the UPS on battery by disconnecting it from utility power
- Allow the unit to run on battery until it turns off completely. The load attached to the UPS will drop.
- If the Load is not at least 30% or if the calibration is ended before the UPS drops the load, the calibration will not work.
- Plug the UPS back into the wall outlet and allow it to recharge (preferably turned off)
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Open the PowerChute UI and change the battery replacement date. Then run a self-test.
If that does not resolve the issue you should run a calibration.
- Stop the Power Chute software from running and disconnect the USB cable.
- There must be at least a 30% load attached to the UPS during this procedure, and this load cannot fluctuate more than +/- 5%. THIS IS IMPORTANT
- Attach a non-critical load to the UPS and then force the UPS on battery by disconnecting it from utility power
- Allow the unit to run on battery until it turns off completely. The load attached to the UPS will drop.
- If the Load is not at least 30% or if the calibration is ended before the UPS drops the load, the calibration will not work.
- Plug the UPS back into the wall outlet and allow it to recharge (preferably turned off)
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