I have this Cyberpower 1500 VA UPS that I bought few years ago. I rarely ever used it but usually had it plugged into the wall outlet but did not turn it on. I was using a surge protector to connect my laptop, monitors and everything else etc.
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Minitorre-CyberPower-Intelligent-1500VA-Negro/dp/B000FBK3QK/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=cyberpower+ups+1500va&qid=1672035373&sprefix=cyberpower+ups,aps,782&sr=8-2
Recently I connected everything to this UPS. The issue however is I notice the battery is very bad because the moment I unplug the UPS from the wall outlet, the minutes drain very fast so basically within 2 minutes or so, the UPS would shut down. Thus the battery is several years old and would need replacement is what I hear is the issue right? Now I didn't buy a new replacement battery because I was told you could use it as a surge protector. There are 12 outlets. 6 on the left is battery+surge and 6 on the right is surge. Just recently overnight, I notice my modem/router had no power. I then unplugged it from UPS and plugged it back in and still no power. I then plugged it to a surge protector and it worked and noticed none of the 6 battery+surge outlets on the UPS work. The 6 surge outlets on the right side of the UPS however does seem to work.
Can someone tell me the reason for this? Is it because my ups battery now is basically done as oppose to very low? Did my ups battery malfunction overnight? The thing is on the back of the UPS, I see the word Wiring Fault next to this red circle. It looks like that red circle looks red so does that have anything to do with it? I have the UPS on the floor and sometimes I do bump into it sometimes but could it be loose or anyone have a clue what is the cause of it? The thing is if there is an issue, why is it the other 6 surge outlets on the right seem to work?
Do I need to buy a replacement battery for the UPS to fix this? I am using it as a surge protector but now because of this I don't have enough outlets. Someone mention it could be a blown fuse? If so, how would I find out if that is the reason? So that doesn't affect the other 6 surge outlets on the right? Again this happened overnight when I noticed my modem/router wouldn't power on in any of those outlets. Now I don't want to buy a new UPS battery for it only to find out that it might not be a battery issue? I did read on cyberpower website that if your battery is malfunction or issues, then the surge+battery outlets won't work? So the surge outlets do work?
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Minitorre-CyberPower-Intelligent-1500VA-Negro/dp/B000FBK3QK/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=cyberpower+ups+1500va&qid=1672035373&sprefix=cyberpower+ups,aps,782&sr=8-2
Recently I connected everything to this UPS. The issue however is I notice the battery is very bad because the moment I unplug the UPS from the wall outlet, the minutes drain very fast so basically within 2 minutes or so, the UPS would shut down. Thus the battery is several years old and would need replacement is what I hear is the issue right? Now I didn't buy a new replacement battery because I was told you could use it as a surge protector. There are 12 outlets. 6 on the left is battery+surge and 6 on the right is surge. Just recently overnight, I notice my modem/router had no power. I then unplugged it from UPS and plugged it back in and still no power. I then plugged it to a surge protector and it worked and noticed none of the 6 battery+surge outlets on the UPS work. The 6 surge outlets on the right side of the UPS however does seem to work.
Can someone tell me the reason for this? Is it because my ups battery now is basically done as oppose to very low? Did my ups battery malfunction overnight? The thing is on the back of the UPS, I see the word Wiring Fault next to this red circle. It looks like that red circle looks red so does that have anything to do with it? I have the UPS on the floor and sometimes I do bump into it sometimes but could it be loose or anyone have a clue what is the cause of it? The thing is if there is an issue, why is it the other 6 surge outlets on the right seem to work?
Do I need to buy a replacement battery for the UPS to fix this? I am using it as a surge protector but now because of this I don't have enough outlets. Someone mention it could be a blown fuse? If so, how would I find out if that is the reason? So that doesn't affect the other 6 surge outlets on the right? Again this happened overnight when I noticed my modem/router wouldn't power on in any of those outlets. Now I don't want to buy a new UPS battery for it only to find out that it might not be a battery issue? I did read on cyberpower website that if your battery is malfunction or issues, then the surge+battery outlets won't work? So the surge outlets do work?
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