Charge Wizard — Storage (slow blink)

Progressive Dynamics Power Converter: “Charge Wizard — Storage (slow blink)”

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Safety Even in storage the unit briefly raises voltage to ~14.4 V for desulfation, which gasses flooded batteries; keep the compartment ventilated.

What it means

A brief flash about once every 6-8 seconds means the Inteli-Power converter has entered Storage mode and lowered output to roughly 13.2 VDC to minimize water loss while the RV sits unused. The unit periodically pulses back up to ~14.4 V for a short desulfation cycle. This is normal storage behavior.

Most likely causes

  1. No significant battery use for about 30 hours, so the converter dropped to the 13.2 V storage level most likely
  2. Storage mode was manually selected via the pendant button common

Safe checks you can do yourself

How to reset / clear Charge Wizard — Storage (slow blink)

  1. No reset needed; storage is a normal low-maintenance state.
  2. Use the pendant button to step back to Normal/Boost, or draw a load (or cycle AC power) to wake it from storage.

When to call a technician

The unit never leaves storage even under load, or the battery self-discharges despite the converter showing storage maintenance.

Applies to

PD9100 series · PD9200 series · PD9260 · PD9280 · with Charge Wizard / remote pendant

FAQ

What does Progressive Dynamics Power Converter code "Charge Wizard — Storage (slow blink)" mean?

A brief flash about once every 6-8 seconds means the Inteli-Power converter has entered Storage mode and lowered output to roughly 13.2 VDC to minimize water loss while the RV sits unused. The unit periodically pulses back up to ~14.4 V for a short desulfation cycle. This is normal storage behavior.

How do I reset Progressive Dynamics Power Converter Charge Wizard — Storage (slow blink)?

No reset needed; storage is a normal low-maintenance state. Use the pendant button to step back to Normal/Boost, or draw a load (or cycle AC power) to wake it from storage.

What is the most common cause of Charge Wizard — Storage (slow blink) on a Progressive Dynamics Power Converter?

The most likely cause is no significant battery use for about 30 hours, so the converter dropped to the 13.2 v storage level.

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Note: The exact flash interval (6 vs 8 seconds) and the desulfation timing differ slightly by Charge Wizard version. 24 V models use 26.4 V storage / 28.8 V desulfation.

Last verified 2026-06-29 · compiled from manufacturer documentation. Codes can vary by model year — always cross-check your unit’s manual.