Cyber Power ups battery backup model cp585lcd continuous double beeping repair fix
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Simple Guide to troubleshooting Cyber Power battery backup units. With a double beeping issue, we are looking at a cp585lcd but I found this repair works for multiple units manufactured by cyberpower.
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Thanks, friend. We had the beeping go off after a short power outage, but the battery is 9 years old. It's installed in a handicap elevator where the elevator company charges $250 just to come out and check the problem, then another $250 to fix it plus parts. If the battery is dead, the elevator won't run - how convenient, huh? I think this will be easier to fix than the flux capacitor on our car.
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I have this no break for 10 years and never replaced the battery lol
Guess it's already time
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Thank you, have had my 600 AV for 5 years, getting the beeps. Off to Batteries Plus. Appreciate great video.
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Helps a lot! I didn’t want to trash my ups. Easy fix!!! Thanks so much!!!
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Thanks so much. Ordered the battery. Opened up the back and clearly the battery is shot, as it was warm and had a buldge. Easy fix though, thanks to you.
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Just the info I needed. Mine is probably over 10 years old and the battery is shot. This should save me a bunch of money.
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Thank You for this! The manufacturer no longer lists my 685EV unit and the aftermarket battery seller does not offer instructions. Hard to believe batt. cover comes off with just one screw. Easy-peasy!
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Omg Life saver and money saver I was freaking out here. Thank you
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Thank you! This was extremely accurate and helpful!
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Thank You so much, I have exactly that same UPS! Awesome!
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I have the exact unit and problem so I 'll have to give this a try. Thanx
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Thanks. You fixed two of my units.
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Thanks. I appreciate this video.
Thank you so much for posting this! This was exactly the information I needed.
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easy and cheap fix. thanks!
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Big help, thank you for sharing!
This have a different inquiry. So these power boxes don't work while unplugged? I wanted to vaccum my car and had no idea this unit had to be plugged in 😮
Question; what if you dont care about the battery for backing up i got one for free that came under my aquarium for the lights and filter and stuff and just want to use it for the plugs. is there a way to stop the beeping without replacing the battery? It really serves no purpose for an aquarium set up. Thanks
This one is exactly the same as my 825AVR, even the same size battery. My 550VA says the battery is not replaceable, but if you have a security torx (T-10) you can remove the screw and remove the battery cover (or drill it out). The 550VA takes a slimmer battery (terminals closer together), same height and width (CPS 5.5-12).
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GG think you!!! I think I got a bad batt
Hi there. What if it is a long continuous beep, not two short ones?
Could it still be the battery?
Do you have a source for the internals on these? I have a CP485SL that smoked the small transformer. I would like to replace it, looks like an easy fix. Also, thanks for posting these videos. It makes it so much quicker to diagnose problems.
No sorry I do not
I have the CyberPower 450v. The battery side is completely dead. The surge side works. The power button does not work at all. Is this a battery issue?
I have the CyberPower 625 VA model. One day the led power button didn't turned on for the 'surge/battery' side; but the other surge side still works like any multiple outlet. How I know I need to replace the battery or is the unit not working?
Is been a while since stopped working.
In the CyberPower website is: CP625HG
Sound likes you might have more going on other than just your battery. Maybe time for a new unit Thanks for the Comment! Please like the video and subscribe to the channel it really helps and we appreciate it.
@@kc9cuk Wow. Along with a generic answer, there's the main purpose, the wasted: "like and subscribe". Thanks anyways.👍🏻
Where or what physical store could I purchase a replacement battery?
you will have to research your area, some electronics, hardware, computer and hobby stores carry them.
I have one of these, and one of the plug in receptacles had an issue and melted the plastic housing. I am presuming that its faulty. It is the last one on the right hand side, and its labeled Surge.
Is it worth repairing the back up power supply or not?
I have not used it since the damaged Surge plug was discovered.
Thank you.
no replace the unit, it is no longer safe to use!
Would’ve helped better if you shown how to remove the battery because that’s where I’m stuck. The cables are stuck on the terminals and I can’t get them off and I wanted to see how you got them off, but that wasn’t in the video.
I just used a pair of pliers and some brute force. Just be sure to grip the connector left and right and NOT the wire.
If you pull on the wire and it comes loose, then you have another project.😏
May as well upgrade to the 12v 9ah battery for 3 more dollars. Batteries are identical in size but will give longer run time.
Very good tip, yes I have done this in the past but they had been out of stock.
@@kc9cuk I'm not that smart. I Googled because I saw a 9ah battery and the notes said they are identical in size. lol.
I get a long continuous beep, would this work for that as well?
Unfortunately it sounds like your issue might be different. If you have a spare battery or something that could simulate a battery such as a 12 volt dc power supply you could see if it fixes the issue. You can also look online for the manual for your particular unit sometimes they have the beep codes in the troubleshooting section. Good luck fixing and troubleshooting is half the fun hope you get your unit back to life.
I have this unit and I hope you can answer my question. Mine doesn't beep, but it does click every now and then. It will click on and off for a few minutes then stop. When I look on the lcd, the plug icon flashes on and off. Any idea what can be causing this? When it happens, my lights dim a bit. But the dimming stops when I unplug the unit from the wall
Sounds like your unit is switching from AC power and back to the battery backup over and over this could be caused by many things but most likely it is just doing a periodic self check for the power you have it plugged into is very unstable. The clicking sound you are hearing is the relay the switches that unit from wall power to the internal battery backup inverter power. If you can plug the unit into another power source and see if the issue goes away then you know what is the AC power outlet Supply on that circuit needs to be addressed. Sorry I hope I'm not confusing you more this is the first thing I would do also I have seen the units switch back and forth like that when they see a significant voltage drop sometimes things like large printers or space heaters can cause large voltage drops trick the units into think you are losing power.
Any way to remove the speaker?
Of course there is but you don't want to remove it because then you won't know if you have a problem or if your power has gone out. Power strips are very cheap so it'd be easier just to buy a regular power strip if you don't want the battery backup the work.
So what’s the problem if I have a similar unit plugged in and working then all of a sudden usually in the middle of the night a long continuous beep blares
Unfortunately it sounds like your unit is having a different issue. Without having your unit and being able to test it it's hard to say. I have had customers they have their power go off in the middle of the night only for a couple minutes and then comes back on but the unit alarm continues until they reset it. Do you unplug your unit and plug it back in and then it's fine again until it fails. I have also had customers that have units plugged into circuits in their house that have large voltage fluctuations that caused their units to misbehave and set the alarm off good luck and thanks for your comment.
Crazy you don't link as an affiliate to that battery on Amazon
I know i need to do that :0)
I have a 825 va and all it does is beep 8 times every 2 seconds what does this mean?
not sure about 8 beeps sorry I have not had a unit do that. here is the cyberpower support page maybe send them a message wish I could give you a better answer. www.cyberpowersystems.com/faqs/my-unit-is-beeping-twice-every-15-45-seconds-what-is-happening/
Question to anybody could I modify this by putting a larger battery into this obviously this battery would be a AGM sealed battery but instead of such a tiny little battery can I put a car battery connection modify the box so that I could have a longer run time
The simple answer is yes, many people extend leads to come out of the case and go to batteries in another external case to increase run time. One thing to keep in mind is all the internal components such as the inverter really only have adequate Cooling for their allotted runtime so I would not go more than twice the size battery. In my opinion a better solution would be to buy a larger UPS unit with bad batteries and modify that the smaller units are pretty Limited. Another thing to consider took extended runtime it's only plug in essential things such as the main CPU the battery Outlets and plug all nine essential things into the surge side only you can always extend one of the surge Outlets with a power strip. I find most customers have their monitors and other non-essential items plugged into the battery Outlets and that really shortens the runtime. Good luck and thanks for your comment please subscribe.
How much is it
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question: why did you have the person send this unit to you when you knew all you had to tell them is 'replace the battery'?
Thank you for your question. The customer was advised over the phone that it was most likely the battery and they could just replace it themselves. I even offered to send them an email with instructions and a link to where they could buy the battery. In this particular case and in most cases the customer did not want to mess with it themselves they just wanted it fixed. Please keep in mind before thinking the repair shop took advantage of somebody that they are liable for anything they tell the customer over the phone. I am a small boutique repair shop so I still try to help people when I can but I do not run a charity and many times the information that is provided by the customer over the phone is incorrect and you can be giving the customer bad information and wasting their money and time. I have had customers in the past bad mouth me because I tried to help them for free over the phone and they attempted to do the repair themselves and destroyed their equipment. If I was looking to rip people off I wouldn't put up free videos showing how to do the repair.
@@kc9cuk i see, makes total sense. let me ask you - my Cyberpower CP600LCD seems to run fine, but if we have a power outage, it doesn't do what it's expected to do. it shuts down and emits a long continuous beeeeeeeeeeeeep. I can't get a hold of anyone at CP, but from what i'm reading this signal seems to indicate the unit is overloaded. i dont see how that's possible, all i have plugged into it is my PC and a LED monitor. the unit is 2 years old, orig battery. any ideas?
@@noneyerbidness it sounds like it's possible your new unit needs a new battery. When you lose power the unit will beep to let you know the power is out. The fact that unit just shuts down and does not power your devices off of battery power, tells me either the battery is bad or the inverter inside the unit is not functioning properly. I would remove the old battery and check it, if the battery appears to be good and working most likely you have a defective unit. If the battery does not appear to be able to power a 12-volt device or is not showing a charge, it's most likely a bad battery. Please keep in mind it is still possible you have a bad unit that was not charging the battery properly but it is more likely that the battery is just bad good luck with your repair.
@@kc9cuk thanks for the reply. it was much easier to fix than I thought... I took it out to the garage, and threw it in the trash. I am now an APC customer.
You didn't say what type of screw your's had. Was it a #1 phillips, #2 phillips, a regular torx, a tamper proof torx? Little details matter.
It is a single Philips screw, if it would have been a specialty screw I would have mentioned it. Sorry my video was not detailed enough for you :0(
On the cp500 which looks a lot like the unit in the video, The battery compartment screw is most definitely a tamper resistant torx, unfortunately.