What should I do if the insurance of an Golf Cart burns out?

The Golf Cart market is rising faster and faster, but many manufacturers do not provide good after-sales services. It is inevitable that an Golf Cart will have some faults after it is bought. Today, let's talk about what we need to do if the insurance of an Golf Cart burns out?

Generally, Lithium Golf Carts are used for two or three years, and the wiring harness has very little fault. The most common faults are the connectors of the wiring harness, water ingress, water immersion, mud ingress, single-chip aging, double-chip aging, poor contact, and poor contact. Once the connector has poor contact between single and double chips, the contact resistance becomes larger, and the surface of the single and double chips is easily oxidized, which aggravates the poor contact and looseness. The solution is to check the connectors regularly and replace them if they are loose. Some single and double-chip wire noses are easy to fall off and loose, which is also a cause of circuit failure.

Most of the insurance failures in the Golf Cart market are caused by short circuits in the wires and electrical appliances, especially short circuits caused by burnt bulbs. Some are caused by not paying attention to soaking in water when washing the car, and the wiring harness is often loose at the lamp holder, causing a short circuit.

Another situation is that the DC converter fails and a short circuit occurs once it is powered on. If the above situations occur, first check whether the fuse is good, then check whether the line is loose. If the above are all OK, check whether the voltage converter is normal.

Nowadays, many technical workers are not particularly professional, and they don’t know what happened when the Golf Cart broke down. The editor teaches you these so that you can find the cause yourself and then repair it.