Charge LED modes (red/green/blue)

WFCO Power Converter: “Charge LED modes (red/green/blue)”

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Safety During bulk charge the converter targets 14.4 V, which gasses flooded batteries; ensure ventilation. If the LED shows the wrong chemistry for your battery, stop and verify the profile before extended charging. Do not work on DC wiring with AC connected.

What it means

On a WF-8900-AD Auto-Detect power center, an integrated LED shows the charge state. Red means the converter is in bulk (fast charge) mode at a 14.4 V target. The base color indicates the detected battery profile: green for lead-acid/AGM, blue for lithium. These are status indicators, not faults.

Most likely causes

  1. Red lit: battery is discharged, so the converter entered bulk/charge mode targeting 14.4 V most likely
  2. Green: Auto-Detect selected the lead-acid/AGM charge profile common
  3. Blue: Auto-Detect selected the lithium charge profile common

Safe checks you can do yourself

How to reset / clear Charge LED modes (red/green/blue)

  1. No reset needed; these are normal operating states.
  2. To re-run Auto-Detect battery detection, disconnect AC and the battery briefly, then reconnect and let the cycle restart.

When to call a technician

The LED indicates a chemistry that does not match your battery and will not re-detect, or the unit stays in red bulk mode for many hours without the battery charging.

Applies to

WF-8935-AD · WF-8945-AD · WF-8955-AD · WF-8965-AD · WF-8975-AD

FAQ

What does WFCO Power Converter code "Charge LED modes (red/green/blue)" mean?

On a WF-8900-AD Auto-Detect power center, an integrated LED shows the charge state. Red means the converter is in bulk (fast charge) mode at a 14.4 V target. The base color indicates the detected battery profile: green for lead-acid/AGM, blue for lithium. These are status indicators, not faults.

How do I reset WFCO Power Converter Charge LED modes (red/green/blue)?

No reset needed; these are normal operating states. To re-run Auto-Detect battery detection, disconnect AC and the battery briefly, then reconnect and let the cycle restart.

What is the most common cause of Charge LED modes (red/green/blue) on a WFCO Power Converter?

The most likely cause is red lit: battery is discharged, so the converter entered bulk/charge mode targeting 14.4 v.

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Note: The WFCO manual describes the LED colors (red=bulk, green=lead-acid profile, blue=lithium profile) but does not publish a precise blink-rate table for each charge stage. Non-AD (older WF-8900) units do not have the lithium/blue Auto-Detect feature.

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