Anyone using ice charger can help...

[nizamysf]

just got the ice charger an trying to figure out how to charge the bugger. it keeps on giving me over voltage detection and stop charging.
im charging 4 aa size 2500mah, my setting is as follows

Nimh 4cell 2500mah
charge current: 2.5a
peak sens. : 15mv/c
trickle current : 50ma
max charge capacity : 130%
top-off charge : 500ma

(always give me over voltage message)

any one can can detect anything wrong there?

[Tele]

I am no expert but my triton says to limit the peak sens to between 3-5mv. what that means i dont know try that

[$h@d0w]

What's the input voltage to the charger?

What happened to me was that when I was charging a 3S lipo and my charger input voltage was set to 15V, there's this error message. When I reduced the input voltage to 12V, I was able to charge normally. I'm not sure if this is happening to you.

Input voltage > charging voltage --> error message

PS: I got a variable voltage power supply so I was able to adjust the voltage manually.

[nizamysf]

What's the input voltage to the charger?

What happened to me was that when I was charging a 3S lipo and my charger input voltage was set to 15V, there's this error message. When I reduced the input voltage to 12V, I was able to charge normally. I'm not sure if this is happening to you.

Input voltage > charging voltage --> error message

PS: I got a variable voltage power supply so I was able to adjust the voltage manually.

input voltage is 12v

[dirtdynamics]

I am no expert but my triton says to limit the peak sens to between 3-5mv. what that means i dont know try that

i own a ice.. try as above....
your batts cannot take the peak set at 15mv

[Ghostfit]

input voltage is 12v

12v as in Lead acid battery or 12v as in AC/DC converter, Sometimes the label sez 12V but when you measure with a multimeter, it's 15+V !!!

That's why you pay $$$ for a proper regulated PSU.

Another possibility I see is that your AA batteries are shot ! ....they will go above 2V per cel when charged and dropped rapidly to 0V when you remove the charge.