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Originally Posted by Frank7
You most likely have a DeltaQ charger and it sounds like your algorithm settings
Could be set incorrectly set for your batteries.
How old and when did you replace your batteries?
If you replace your batteries and do not check the charger setting for a different
Brand of batteries you could be charging at the wrong charging in the wrong range for your batteries.
Bottom line is that all or most of your batteries are charging too long before the charger shuts down automatically causing the sulfur smell. "SOM TING WONG"
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Checked the charger, it is a Schauer 15.5 amp model jac1548d. I am guessing it starts out at 15 amps, and does not reduce amps and therefore boils battery fluid. So question is can it be fixed, or should i just by a new charger. Thanks.