Quick Specs
- Model years covered: 1996–2010 (typical)
- System voltage: 36V lead‑acid
- OEM plug type: D‑shaped PowerWise 2‑slot
- Works with: 36V smart chargers, 12–18A output
How to Identify Your Charging Port
- The port has a flat side and a rounded side — a stylized “D” silhouette.
- Two large slots, keyed to prevent reverse insertion.
- Common confusion: do not mix with triangle 3‑pin (48V systems).
Recommended Chargers
- A) Standard replacement: 36V 12A–15A smart charger with auto shut‑off.
- B) Faster charging: 36V 18A model; ensure good ventilation and healthy batteries.
- C) Lithium conversions: Use a 36V LiFePO₄ profile charger; match BMS specs.
Wiring & Safety Notes
- Verify polarity before any receptacle replacement; use an inline 30A fuse as specified.
- Check cable temperature during first full charge.
- Store the cart with charger connected if OEM manual requires maintenance charging.
Troubleshooting
- Charger won’t start: pack voltage too low → pre‑charge with a 12V charger pair or enable low‑voltage recovery mode.
- Early stop: sulfation/high internal resistance → equalization (if supported) or battery test.
- Intermittent: loose receptacle lugs or cracked D‑plug housing.
FAQ
- Is every TXT 36V? Earlier TXT are mostly 36V; later TXT48 are 48V triangle‑3‑pin.
- Can I use a 48V charger on 36V? No. Match charger voltage to pack voltage.
- Can I swap to triangle port? Only if you upgrade to 48V system.
