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Thanks again for your interest. I now know that what you advise is spot on. I have now managed to get a copy of the relevant ABSAAR manual and after repetitive readings understand that it is a standard charger with an "electronic charge indicator" and definitely requires to be turned off by the mains switch upon reaching maximum charge. This is indicated to be close by the green led commencing to glow and progressively become bright at which stage the battery is fully charged. It does not have the facility of automatically shutting down to a trickle charge maintenance mode. Accordingly I have now ordered a fully automatic charger with maintenance mode.
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If if it aren't totally broken its probably best left alone.
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Topic: Movers and Batteries
