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Max,
I am not sure about that specific charger, but keep giving it a juice slowly and keep checking the high volt cell to make sure you are not in the danger zone/near 4.2V. The only time I had to deal with this, I kept checking with a volt meter each cell and then plugged in in the balancer every few minutes. BUT remember, it takes VERY little juice to increase the voltage when the cell is low. But it takes a lot to push a cell from 4.0 to 4.1. So 99% of the time adding just 1-2% of total capacity to a low cell will push the voltage up a lot, where as adding 5% to a cell that is at 4.0 may not change the voltage at all ( within 1 tenth anyways)
Does that make sense?
I am not sure about that specific charger, but keep giving it a juice slowly and keep checking the high volt cell to make sure you are not in the danger zone/near 4.2V. The only time I had to deal with this, I kept checking with a volt meter each cell and then plugged in in the balancer every few minutes. BUT remember, it takes VERY little juice to increase the voltage when the cell is low. But it takes a lot to push a cell from 4.0 to 4.1. So 99% of the time adding just 1-2% of total capacity to a low cell will push the voltage up a lot, where as adding 5% to a cell that is at 4.0 may not change the voltage at all ( within 1 tenth anyways)
Does that make sense?
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