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I winterized my 2004 996 C2 last weekend and plugged in the battery tender (Porsche brand). I noticed today that the red light is out on the tender, Is this normal?
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POST 2Original post
Red light generally means "charging"... When the red light goes out, the battery is charged. These days there's usually a green light that means "charged", but I can't speak to your specific charger - no red light may mean fully charged...
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Did the tender come with instructions? If not, you can probably find them online. They should explain the lights.
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The instructions are the same as the C-TEK as under the branding its actually a C-TEK charger. https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...tructions.html
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