Golf Cart Maintenance Tips
1. Make sure to charge the batteries.
If you do not charge your cell phone it won’t work, and neither will your golf cart. It is important to charge your golf cart after each prolonged use in order to keep the batteries “juiced” and in working order. Failure to do so will leave you stranded. For best results, leave your golf cart on charge for a minimum of 2 hours (most chargers will show a green light or some other indicator when the battery is fully charged).
2. Keep water in the batteries.
When batteries do not have enough water, they lose power quickly and will perform poorly. It is important to check the water level in your batteries at least once per month (refer to your owner’s manual for instruction, or call the golf cart maintenance specialists at I-4 to help you). Many people will keep a schedule of some sort to make sure they do not skip a month.
3. Check for corrosion.
Just like a vehicle battery, the batteries in golf carts can become corroded; leading to poor performance. Check for corrosion often in order to avoid such situations.
1. Make sure to charge the batteries.
If you do not charge your cell phone it won’t work, and neither will your golf cart. It is important to charge your golf cart after each prolonged use in order to keep the batteries “juiced” and in working order. Failure to do so will leave you stranded. For best results, leave your golf cart on charge for a minimum of 2 hours (most chargers will show a green light or some other indicator when the battery is fully charged).
2. Keep water in the batteries.
When batteries do not have enough water, they lose power quickly and will perform poorly. It is important to check the water level in your batteries at least once per month (refer to your owner’s manual for instruction, or call the golf cart maintenance specialists at I-4 to help you). Many people will keep a schedule of some sort to make sure they do not skip a month.
3. Check for corrosion.
Just like a vehicle battery, the batteries in golf carts can become corroded; leading to poor performance. Check for corrosion often in order to avoid such situations.
