Noco GB40 Problems: If you are experiencing problems with your Noco GB40 jump starter, aia kekahi mau haʻina e hiki iā ʻoe ke hoʻāʻo. Make sure that your battery is inserted correctly. The battery should be placed in the bottom of the unit and the silver contacts on the battery should be lined up with the silver contacts on the unit.
Common NOCO GB40 Jump Starter Problems
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- Not Charging
- Not Working
- Clicking Noise
- Flashing Red & Green
- The chords on clamps are very short
- Lack of a wall charger for recharging
- Restricted to 12-volt lead-acid batteries
- Limited capacity and number of ports
- Only has 5V ports
- Jump-starts for less than six times
- Lights keep running
Not Charging and Solution
Not Charging: If your Noco Genius Boost GB40 is not charging, the most likely reason is either the battery or the charger. If you have tried different chargers and batteries, then the problem may be with the device itself.
E hoʻoponopono i kēia, remove any loose objects near the device or try pressing down on the speaker until it disappears. If you are hearing clicking noises from your Noco Genius Boost GB40, it could be that there is something obstructing the speaker.
Not Working and Solution
Fix not charging: If your Noco GB40 Genius Boost is not charging properly, e ho'āʻo e hoʻololi i ka pākaukau. If that does not fix the issue, it may be due to a defective charger. In that case, please reach out to our support team for a replacement charger.
Clicking Noise and Solution
Some jump starters make clicking noises when they’re charging. This is usually because the battery is too cold or too hot. To fix this problem, warm up the battery before trying to charge it. ʻO kahi ʻē aʻe, try using a different type of charger for your jump starter.
Flashing Red & Green and Solution
If your NOCO GB40 is flashing red and green, aia kekahi mau mea hiki iā ʻoe ke hana e hoʻāʻo a hoʻoponopono i ka pilikia. Ka mua, check the battery level and make sure it is charged. Inā haʻahaʻa ka pākaukau, charge it for a few hours and then try again. Inā hoʻopiʻi ka pākaukau, try resetting the device by pressing and holding the power button for 10 kekona. If the GB40 still won’t stop flashing red and green, contact NOCO customer support for help.
The chords on clamps are very short
Your NOCO GB40 chords on clamps are very short, there are a few things you can do to fix the issue. Ka mua, try to adjust the clamps so that they are not so tight. This will give the chords some slack and allow you to stretch them out a bit. Inā ʻaʻole pono kēia, you can try using a wire cutter to cut the chords. Be sure to cut them as close to the clamps as possible so that you do not damage the clamps.
Lack of a wall charger for recharging
Because of your NOCO GB40 jump starter doesn’t come with a wall charger, you can use a USB cable to recharge it. Just connect the USB cable to the GB40 and then plug it into a USB power source. You can use a USB port on your computer or a USB power adapter.
It’s also important to make sure that the GB40 is properly connected to the power source. The red charging indicator light should be lit up when the GB40 is connected to a power source. If the red light is not lit, check the connections and make sure that the GB40 is properly plugged into the power source.
Once the GB40 is properly connected to a power source, the red charging indicator light will turn off when the GB40 is fully charged.
Restricted to 12-volt lead-acid batteries
Ka mua, you’ll want to check the battery terminals to make sure that they are clean and free of corrosion. If the terminals are corroded, you can clean them with a wire brush or by using a solution of baking soda and water.
Aʻe, you’ll want to check the connections between the charger and the battery. Make sure that the connections are tight and secure.
ʻO ka hope loa, you’ll want to check the charger itself to make sure that it is working properly. If the charger is not working properly, pono paha ʻoe e pani.
Limited capacity and number of ports
Ka mua, try resetting the device. No ka hana ʻana i kēia, simply remove the battery and then reinsert it. This should reset the device and hopefully fix the issue.
Inā ʻaʻole hana kēlā, then you may need to update the firmware on the device. You can do this by downloading the latest firmware from the NOCO website and then following the instructions on how to update the firmware.
If neither of those solutions work, then you may need to contact NOCO customer support for further assistance.
Only has 5V ports
Ka mua, check to make sure that the charging cable is properly connected to the GB40. If the cable is loose or not properly connected, this could be the reason why the GB40 is only outputting 5V.
Aʻe, try resetting the GB40 by disconnecting it from the power source and then reconnecting it. This sometimes helps to reset the unit and fix any issues that may be causing it to only output 5V.
Jump-starts for less than six times
Ka mua, check the battery. Make sure that it is properly charged and that there are no loose connections.
If the battery seems to be fine, then the next step is to check the jump-start terminals. Make sure that they are clean and free of corrosion.
If the terminals are clean and the battery is charged, then the next step is to check the jumper cables. Make sure that they are the right size and that they are in good condition.
If the jumper cables are in good condition and the right size, then the next step is to check the engine. Make sure that there is no debris blocking the engine from starting.
If the engine is clear and the battery is charged, then the last step is to check the NOCO GB40 itself. Make sure that it is properly connected and that all of the settings are correct.
Lights keep running
Ka mua, check the batteries. If the batteries are low, recharge them or replace them with new ones. If the batteries are not the problem, then the issue may be with the light itself. Try cleaning the light with a soft cloth and see if that helps. If the light is still not working properly, pono paha ʻoe e pani.
FAQ
Q1: How do I use Noco Genius Boost GB40?
Q2: How long does Noco GB40 last?
The NOCO GB40’s can last a very long time due to the cycle capabilities of the lithium battery, the key is to charge them once every 6 months if they are in storage.
Q3: Does Noco GB40 charge battery?
ʻAe, the Noco GB40 will charge your battery. It is a battery charger and maintainer that is designed to keep your battery charged and in good condition.
Q4: How do I charge Genius GB40?
Q5: Does Noco GB40 need to be fully charged?
ʻAe, when you get it, fully charge it before first using it to ensure optimal performance.
Q6: Can I leave NOCO boost plus gb40 plugged in?
ʻAe, the NOCO GB40 has built in overcharge protection and can remain on a charging source at all times.
Q7: How do I know if Noco genius is charging?
Ke hoʻopiʻi nei ka pākaukau, the charge LED will be illuminated red. The charge LED will remain a solid Red color (not blinking) until the battery is fully charged. Ke hoʻopiha piha ʻia ka pākaukau, the charge LED will be illuminated Green.
Q8: How do I reset a Noco GB40 Battery charger?
There are a few different ways to reset a Noco GB40 charger. Some people find that they need to do this when their charger is not charging their device or when they are getting clicking noises from the charger.
Remove the battery and memory card from the device. Turn off the charger at the wall. Remove the battery and memory card from the device. Hold down the power button for 3 kekona, then remove the battery and memory card. Reinstall both batteries and memory card. Reconnect the charger to the power outlet. Press and hold down the power button for 3 kekona, a laila hoʻokuʻu.
The green light on the charger should turn off after about 10 kekona. Turn on the device by pressing and holding down the power button for about 5 kekona. Inā pau nā mea ʻē aʻe, you can try resetting your device by holding down both of the buttons at once for about 10 kekona.
Q9: How many mAh is the NOCO GB40?
The Noco GB40 genius BOOST gets 2150 mAh and 1000 A.
Ka hopena
If you’re experiencing problems with your Noco GB40 device, such as not charging or clicking noises, there are a few things you can do to fix them. If all of above solutions fail, it might be time to take your Noco GB40 in for repairs.