*NEW* - NOCO GENIUS 1 BATTERY CHARGER - Full Unboxing & Setup Review!! BEST BATTERY CHARGER FOR SALE

Welcome back to another episode here at Full Throttle! Today we will unboxing and setting up the Brand New Noco Genius 1. This is another great charger battery maintainer to have in your line up to maintain those batteries over long winter months or charge up those smaller motorcycle/atv/ sidexside batteries safely. Be sure to hit that like button, leave a comment and smash that subscribe button if you are not already subscribed. Your support is greatly appreciated.
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[@SLD5518]

Excellent video man explain very well hope you do more man and thanks again!!

[@sewines]

I’ve had the NOCO genius 1 for over a year…great video. I learned more from watching this video than reading the manual and using it a half dozen times.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@iconmoto1000rr]

This! 👆🏽I was ready to add a comment until I saw @sewines literally took the words out of my mouth. Just a no nonsense great review!

[@MERCEDESE260]

Great information, thank you!

[@tesfoega]

Thank you for this review. You covered everything I needed to know. Nice job! 👍

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@user-oq8ti7fx2f]

Thank you! Extremely helpful!

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[@colinmorris7785]

Thank you for the video... way more useful info than the instructions that came with the battery charger.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

I am so glad to hear the positive feedback. Be sure to let Noco know as hopefully they will sponsor the channel so I can make more content on their products hahaha. Honestly thank you for reaching out and your support to the channel is greatly appreciated. I hope you enjoy your new charger and if you have not already please consider subscribing and leaving a thumbs up on the episode. A couple clicks goes a long way in helping the channel grow to bring more amazing content for my viewers. If you ever have any questions about your charger never hesitate to reach out, thank you again. - Full Throttle

[@michaelj6459]

Thank you. Easy to follow and explained well. 😊

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@makaylamannett805]

Thanks for the information! Having some issues with my Mercedes car battery lately & looking into buying one of these!! 😊

[@ChrisAngelius]

Everything I needed to know. Thank you!

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[@JG-mu9pi]

Clear and Cristal explanation Thank you for helping us to understand the importance of the item 🙏

[@woodsrow1]

Great review video. Exactly what I was looking for!

[@zanahossain7632]

Thank you so much for this video. I am not very good when it comes to anything car related but this video was very helpful and answered a lot of my questions.

[@scarlettlorelai6102]

I bought one of these recently because my BMW was sitting and the batteries dead. I watched a couple other videos but they weren’t helpful. I love how you showed exactly what to do and the graphics that went along with it. Excellent video! I did subscribe to your channel I’m a 58-year-old woman and I truly believe I can do this by myself so thank you!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Congrats on the new purchase! I want to say thank you so much for the feedback and sharing your experience. This is what it's all about. I absolutely love hearing that I was able to give you the confidence and feel comfortable enough to do this your self. That is my goal with the channel is be able to break everything down step and step and show people out there you can do it too! Thank you as well for your support and subscribing. It goes a long way in supporting the channel and giving me the opportunity to bring more content to everyone. 🙏 I wish you luck with your vehicle and if you ever have any questions or concerns never hesitate to reach out! - Full Throttle

[@eduardoloya9437]

you are the ONLY place on internet that mentions that the NOCO aligator clamps can be disassembled to a ring terminal type of permanent conection, thank you mate, thanks to your video I decided to go for the NOCO genius 1....

[@doublemanson]

🔴best noco tutorial, thank you so much

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you so much for your comment, truly means a lot. Glad you enjoyed the episode and the product. Please consider subscribing and leaving s thumbs up if you haven't already. Goes a long way in helping the channel grow. Your support is greatly appreciated! -Full Throttle

[@Tapster1924]

Great Review. Just bought two Noco Chargers. You gave the best uncomplicated explanation of the unit online. Thanks for your help!!!!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for the feed back, glad to hear you enjoyed the episode and also picked up some new chargers for your self! I am still very happy with mine and all working great and used on a daily basis. Please consider leaving a thumbs up on the video and subscribing if you have not done so already. Your support goes a long way and is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@shaneruud]

Great info thank you. You deserve more subs!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out, glad you enjoyed the episode and appreciate you reaching out and kind words! We are certainly growing day by day but hope to see many more subscribers in the near future. Tahnk you again for your support and hope to see you on the next one! Until next time... Keep er at Full Throttle ;) -Full Throttle

[@jon51]

Great video! Perfect explanation.

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[@joseluismendoza4782]

excellent and valuable explanation. Thanks a lot!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@monkeyballs2342]

A great review and great product bought mine today and this video helped so much will be coming back to this video

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@sh0sh0n3]

Outstanding review, just got mine today ⚡!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

That's great to hear! Hopefully you find it as useful as I have. I really appreciate your feedback on the episode and your support. Please consider subscribing and leaving a thumbs up if you have not done so already. Ton more great content that you may also find very interesting. Until next time... keep er at Full Throttle! - Full Throttle

[@palirvin1871]

Great review, you helped me understand my charger and answered the question I had which I did not know. Thumbs UP for you dude.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for your feedback! I am glad to hear you enjoyed the episode and hope you also enjoy your new charger. Please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you have not already 🙏 - Full Throttle

[@kevthecook57]

Just bought one and very impressed with it

[@FullThrottleBHP]

That is great to hear! My noco chargers are all still going strong and used pretty well every day to maintain multiple different batteries. They are a life saver.

[@VintageLPs]

Great tutorial!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out, I greatly appreciate the kind words and support. Please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you haven't already. Thank you again! Until Next time... Keep er at Full Throttle! -Full Throttle

[@busaboy6345]

Great video thanks!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@Feelgoo49]

Thank you brother!

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[@Cosper79]

Excellent video.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@tbotiOG]

Works great saved me a few times

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@thehammer120]

Excellent video!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@caliente1050]

Great info 👍.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for your feedback, glad to hear you recently got your noco genius. Please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you have not already. Your support is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@MarVillaN24]

I just got mine today and don’t like reading manuals so thanks for a greatly detailed video on how to use this!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out. So glad to hear you enjoyed the episode. 🙏 Please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing. It is easy to do, but goes a long way in helping the channel grow. Thank you again for your support and kind comments. Hope to see you in the next one! - Full Throttle

[@arneldobumatay3702]

Also, the included manual's text is so small, you will need a magnifying glass to read it. Look for the online manual.

[@hectormorcilio626]

It's 7:48am and I just got this noco about 1 week ago and didn't know what or how to use it. 😂 but now after watching this video I am well aware of how to use and what and what not to do thank you so much

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your experience! I am so happy to hear the episode helped you and are now confident in using the new charger. Please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing to he channel if you have not done so already. Your continued support is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@davidoffner99]

Excellent and easy to follow video. I am a snowbird and have two cars which I am leaving behind in storage. Both cars have 12 volt AGM batteries and this video assured me that I was using the Noko Genius 1 properly.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you so much for reaching out and sharing your experience and feedback. I love hearing from my viewers. Glad to hear the charger is working well for you and keeping those batteries in top shape for when you return. Please consider leaving a thumbs up on the video and subscribing if you have not done so already. Your support is truly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@daveyoung3857]

thanks for the video. the manual basically sucks but the charger doesn't. This is a great charger for the money

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out, I love hearing the feedback from the viewers! I am glad to hear you found the episode helpful and are enjoying your new battery charger. Please consider subscribing and leaving a thumbs up on the video if you haven't already. Your support goes a long way and is greatly appreciated. Thank you Full Throttle

[@jeremycompean1309]

Right on. I have a VW Jetta TDI 2012, and an Acura MDX 2009 in about to resurect hopefully. Cars been sitting for some months.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out! That is awesome you have some cool projects on the go and I wish you luck. Nothing better then building something or bringing a vehicle back to life. I am glad you found the episode helpful and will for sure come in handy in your situation. Be sure hit that like button and subscribe to the channel so you dont miss out on future content! Lots of automotive content. Thanks again for your support and look forward to seeing you on the next one! - Full Throttle

[@sergiyrudenko905]

Thanks 😊

[@FullThrottleBHP]

You are very welcome! Thank you for sharing your feedback, I am glad you found the episode helpful. Please consider subscribing and leaving a like if you have not done so already. Your support is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@Alycanj]

You should be sponsored and thank you for the detailed video.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Hello, Thank you for your kind words, I am glad you enjoyed the episode and I also wish I was sponsored! It would really help bring more content of the @Noco product line up to my viewers! Maybe @noco will see your comment and consider it!! haha Please consider leaving a thumbs up and also subscribing to the channel if you haven't already. Your continued support is greatly appreciated. -Full Throttle

[@beanncisneros9678]

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[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out, glad to see you enjoyed the episode. Be sure to consider leaving a like and subscribing if you have not already. Your support is greatly appreciated 🙏 🤘 - Full Throttle

[@dhlking1]

I’m actually going to Autozone to pick this up in 10 mins. Thank you so much for this video!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for sharing. How have you liked your charger so far? Hopefully its working great, also thank you for your feedback, it is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@antjohnson5464]

thankyou

[@FullThrottleBHP]

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[@WriterandPhotographer]

Can't believe I went to the trouble of ordering this item online, running a battery test on both of my cars with my OBDII scanner, determining that both batteries were in good condition, then hooked this up to both cars for 48 hours..........nothing but a pulsating red light. Never charged either battery. Company apparently has no QC.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Sadly this has been a comment I've seen before regarding some with a pulsating red. Everyone who has commented after noco support classified them as faulty had sent them a new unit. I would like to know how common this is for sure. As anything electronic can have faults. As long as the company stands behind there product. Be sure to rea h out to them and report back. Would love to hear what they have to say. Wish you had a better experience. - Full Throttle

[@WriterandPhotographer]

@@FullThrottleBHP Thanks for the suggestion....was just in contact with NOCO support. They were not willing to help beyond telling me to return the unit to Home Depot. I thought thy might have been wiling to do some sort of customer service gesture for my trouble. Guess not. When I was in management in the financial services business, I would have made sure the client was left happy with the company, even if it cost us a few bucks.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

@@WriterandPhotographer I agree 100% The days of true customer service is far between as it use to be. I certainly feel they dropped the ball on this one. Have to say i am shocked and sad to hear this. I promote a lot of their products solely based off my personal experience I have with them and am not rewarded in anyway. This is why I love hearing from my viewers so I can be sure to share all of your experiences on later episodes as well. My goal with this channel is to bring great entertaining content but also informative real world experiences and reviews for these style of episodes. I am sorry for your experience but again thank you for your support and feedback. - Full Throttle

[@WriterandPhotographer]

@@FullThrottleBHP Like you said........it is an electronic device, so there is always the chance of getting a defective one. I will return this one to Home Depot and order another. I didn't have any of the other lights on this one, so it seemed to think my batteries were okay, just as the OBDII scanner did. By the way, one of my cars is a Merc also.

[@WriterandPhotographer]

@@FullThrottleBHP Update: I returned the original charger to Home Depot and ordered a new one online the same day. That charger has been hooked up to my Merc for 3 1/2 days and is still pulsing red. I used my OBDII reader battery check function today and it said my battery was good, but NOCO says that even a near dead battery would take 60 hours and it has been much longer than that. Haven't tried it on my Volvo again because Volvo doesn't give the easy access to the battery terminals like Mercedes. I had tested my battery last time and it passed the test as in good condition (less than 2 years old) Guess maybe HD got an entire batch of defective devices. Have been going back and forth with NOCO support for hours. They claim that the Genius I will not charge a Mercedes battery; only the NOCO 5, so after purchasing two NOCO Is, they say that the NOCO 1 was never made for car batteries and that "parasitic drain" would be taking too much power from the battery anyway to keep up with the charger. I happen to have along multi-decade history in automotive repair and know quite a lot about parasitic drain and have never heard so much baloney. I even told them I was aware of another Mercedes owner who successfully used the NOCO 1 and had no problems. That didn't seem to matter to them. They said it would have to be connected for up to 52 hours.......I told them it has been connected for 96. Made no difference. Ran several battery tests with my OBD II scanner, which reported the battery in good condition, as well as my charging system. They also claimed that I would have to disconnect the battery from the car and charge the battery directly with the NOCO ! for it to have any chance of charging the battery. Was just at Home Depot yesterday.......have to make another trip to return this thing.

[@mingli1241]

just got one today. battery prices have really went up since the last time i purchased battery around 2019-2020. $30 and really easy to use. thanks for the detail video. should of gotten the 5 as i am trying to charge up my dead car battery. no rush as it is not the daily. also i like the fact that you do explain that it is not good to get the 5 or 10 for a motorcycle batteries as some other yt video i seen just says get the 10 if u can afford it

[@aceblund3134]

thanks for the explanation.. can i leave the car plugs on the battery or take them off

[@humanoid144]

I would like to charge a deep cycle battery while driving. I got the Noco Genius. It seems the only way to do this is to wire an inverter to my car and need to add various other devices to monitor the battery life, prevent damage etc etc. I thought I could just plug the genius into my cig lighter and charge but seems not possible as it runs off 110v

[@ericocampo7028]

Super helpful video! I picked one 6 months ago on sale and will use it this week to maintain my car battery. Question: does this have an auto-detect if my dad doesn't know what kind/size battery he has in his car? Thanks!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out, I am glad to hear you enjoyed the episode and found it helpful. Please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you have not done so already. Your support is greatly appreciated. These are a great product and even better when you pick one up on sale haha. Sadly they do not have an autodetect for the type of battery. I truly wish they did as it would be a very helpful feature to have. You would have to identify the type of battery and select the proper charge mode manually. If your fathers vehicle has the original battery you may be able to google the make and model to identify the type of battery that it would have. This may be an easier option vs trying to get to the battery as some are very tough to locate. I hope this helps and if you have any other questions do not hesitate to reach out. Thank you again for your support, - Full Throttle

[@ericocampo7028]

@@FullThrottleBHP Yeah I guess that makes sense. Thanks again From your newest subscriber

[@geogoun9270]

does continue the charging after ac power failure on its own?

[@OrangeYoshi333]

Thank you. I was at a loss why I couldn’t get mine to work and thanks to your video found I was straight up lied to on the capabilities of this product’s capabilities.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out. I am glad to hear the episode helped you and now have your charger working! Please consider subscribing and leaving a thumbs up if you have not already. Your support is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@rubberchicken5670]

I went with this over a Schumacher. (I was reading some bad stuff about their "bad battery" feature.) The NOCO needs a MUCH longer cord. And an on/off switch! (For reasons too detailed to list here I can't hook this up to an on/off power strip.) Now I have to purchase the NOCO 10' extension which is back in stock RIGHT AFTER I purchased the GENIUS 1. Because of course it is. LOL. NOTE: Because of "parasitic draw" I hook up a smart charger every time I park my car. (Sometimes it sits for more than a week.) My last BMW battery lasted 13 years. Every brand of smart charger I looked at is designed WITHOUT an on/off switch so you can't unhook them & GO without unplugging them everytime you drive. Safety feature? Or just plain DUMB? I think it's dumb. Otherwise, good review of a highly rated charger!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Hello, thanks for reaching out and your comments. You are 100% right the Noco 1 needs a longer cord... I do not like how the unit it self is the plug. The other models are not set up like this. I am also in the same boat with my C63 AMG. The parasitic draw is heavy and the battery needs maintained when it sits. I now use this noco genius as the dedicated maintainer for it and has been working great since. An on / off would be a nice addition. When I use the quick disconnect feature I will only use that to disconnect the battery from the unit and leave the unit plugged in. It will default into standby mode. I am not sure if this the recommended method by Noco or if it should be unplugged from main power every time, but something to consider. Thank you again for your comments and support to the channel, be sure to leave a thumbs up on the video and consider subscribing if you haven't already. The additional support goes a long way to help the channel grow. - Full Throttle

[@rubberchicken5670]

@@FullThrottleBHP I have the quick disconnect on my Harley on an old Deltran charger & leave it plugged into power all the time. I've been doing it for years without any problem. You're probably okay doing this. However, I once unplugged it from the power to do some cleaning in the garage & left the entire unit hooked up to the battery. I forgot to plug it back in & after 2 days the Deltran totally drained the battery. It was dead & there was no bringing it back up even with a quick charger. I don't know why this happened. So I never leave a charger unplugged without also removing it from the battery. Unfortunately my BMW (battery in the trunk) has jumper posts under the hood which won't allow me a permanent hook-up for quick disconnect. The posts are too big. I have to use the clips. I actually need the unit that plugs into the wall. I talked to NOCO support (email) bacause the initial 1 amp charge was so slow (& another issue below). It took days to get a solid green light on a BRAND NEW battery. They recommended I buy the Genius 5. Overkill & too expensive. After the initial charge on the Genius 1 it brings the battery up pretty quickly after I drive the car. So maintenance is working just fine. I have no idea why the intial charge takes so long. But, other people have complained about this same issue. So far, this is a GREAT charger! IMPORTANT: It's ESSENTIAL to know the chemistry of your battery & use the proper setting. (Per NOCO support) Fully charging (SOLID GREEN) a lead acid battery on the AGM setting will damage the battery. The first day I had the charger set to AGM & luckily it was still in the RED. Support told me as long as it hadn't fully charged (SOLID GREEN) the battery on that setting it would be okay. NOCO email support is pretty awesome. Don't hesitate to use it. They respond in a timely manner & they're very knowledgable.

[@myfanwyescapes7465]

Hello, helpful video. One question, can the car battery be left fully connected when the being charged in maintenance mode. I would like to have the terminals permanently fixed and then just pop the hood and plug in the charger.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out, glad to hear you found the episode helpful. Yes, you can leave the battery fully connected to the vehicle for maintenance charging. The built in quick disconnect wire harness on the Noco genius is a great feature for this. You can use the eyelit connectors to permentantly attach to your battery and then easily connect/disconnect the charger. If you have any other questions be sure to let me know, will help anyway I can. Please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing as well if you have not already. I greatly appreciate your support. - Full Throttle

[@jimjones6960]

Is there a force charge feature for this charger?

[@michelguerrerostudios]

nice video, thanks, can I connect the coco genius while the battery is connected in the car?? I'm not moving my car frequently and the battery diying ,

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Yes it is perfectly safe to connect while the battery is connected to the vehicle. That is the primary use for my self as well especially when the vehicles are stored for winter. 5-6months at a time. If you have any other questions feel free to reach out and if you enjoyed the episode please co sidereal leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you have not already. - Full Throttle

[@shrimpu]

So my 12V regular size car battery (SC400 Lexus V8) died the other day (car sits a lot and battery is 5 years old) and had to jump it. Drove about 20 miles and hooked Noco Genius-1 up. After 48 hours still slow red blink (less than 75%). Is that normal? (battery is 5 years old). Should I give it a few more hours or just get a new battery? I saw on your chart Genius-1 takes up to 60 hours for a car battery, so I guess I should just let it continue?

[@caliente1050]

I got my Noco 1

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thats awesome to hear! Hope you have trouble free usage. If you ever have any questions be sure to reach out! - Full Throttle

[@anthonymcfarlane3014]

Just got mine tonight and I’m not able to switch through the modes. I have a 12V battery but the charger will only go to 6v mode and no other. If I try force mode it goes straight to standby mode Just went back to it and got it to charge , the instructions are kind of misleading . There’s no 3 second selection time just press the mode for a second and it switches modes

[@dajahvue]

Does the indicator light change color from red, orange yellow green?

[@kevthecook57]

If the battery is not fully charged it will pulse red once charged it will change colour to green.

[@DavidKester02]

So I just got one the other day and hooked it up to my battery I done everything that I said to do and it’s been on there for over a day now and it’s showing a solid red light on 12 volts can you explain to me what that means?

[@jonathanazmitia1209]

Did your battery ever charge? Thats supposed to mean the battery is taking a charge and is less than 75%. It’s really slow (1 amp) charge so can take a while, but saw another video where a gentleman stated his was faulty

[@Chilled-FiBro]

What does the white LED at the bottom mean?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Hello, Are you referring to the 4 lights at the bottom that are aligned from left to right? If so these are your charge mode indicator lights that help identify which charge mode you have selected, whether its 12v standard mode / AGM / 12v Lithium or the 6V charging mode. This selects the proper charge sequence for the type of battery you are charging or maintaining. If is is a different light you are referring to please let me know and I will try to help. Be sure to like and subscribe as well. -Full Throttle

[@blck04gt]

Is this Noco ideal if I need to have the car in accessory mode for 45-60 minutes?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out. Yes this charger should have no issue maintaining the battery level while you have the vehicle in accesorie mode. Just remmeber this does require 120v plug in source and is not a battery pack. If you have any other questions please let me know. Thank you for your support as well and please consider subscribing and leaving a like of you have not done so already. - Full Throttle

[@user-ob9yt9dh7j]

Does it return to the selected mode after a power outage

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out. Mine seems to most times revert back. I've only had it go to standby mode a couple times. Hope this helps, of you have any other questions feel free to reach out and if you enjoyed the episode please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you haven't already. - Full Throttle

[@scottkozinski6199]

It's a fine video for showing how to use the device, but it's incomplete for the "unboxing" bit. You never showed if any instructions were included in the box, or perhaps I missed that bit of your video. My NOCO Genius 1 didn't come with instructions for use. It came with a small booklet filled with the smallest print ever, in multiple languages, that described all sorts of legal disclaimers. It did state that to get Instructions, you had to scan a QR code that ultimately still didn't provide instructions. It takes you to their website advertising more products. However, no link anywhere to instructions. Try the Chat function there? Requires you to register your information in order to Chat! No guarantees it will take you to instructions, though.

[@maneki9neko]

This is the instruction manual that NOCO should have provided with the product.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you so much! Hearing feedback from my viewers is so appreciative and makes me very glad you found the episode helpful. Please consider leaving a thumbs up on the episode and subscribing tot he channel if you have not done so already. A couple quick clicks really help the channel and is greatly appreciated. If you ever have any questions be sure to reach out and I will always help any way I can. Thank you again for your support and hope to see you on the next one! Until Next time.. Keep er at Full Throttle! - Full Throttle

[@nhanquan2511]

Good inf. Can I charge the battery without removing it away from the car?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out. I am glad you enjoyed the episode and please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you havent already. To hopefully answer your question.. Yes you can charge the battery with out removing from the vehicle! I currently use mine as a maintainer as I do not drive the vehicle everyday and leave it plugged in for months at a time. This charger is designed so safely charge your battery with it installed or removed from your vehicle. If you have any other questions please let me know, Thank you for your support and until next time... Keep er at Full Throttle! - Full Throttle

[@brendabryant60]

OK .. girlie question. Harley battery is fine but will be sitting for awhile. I am assuming correct setting will be "standby"?

[@royblackburn1163]

​​@@brendabryant60no, it has to be left in charge mode. I have a bike and a hobby car the best way to keep batteries fully charged is never let them go flat in the first place but I don't like leaving chargers on all the time so I have them plugged into a 7 day timer and only charge 4 hrs per week. Basically fully charge the battery's then top them up weekly. My bike has been parked for 12 weeks, the charger has only been on for 2 days instead of 84 and they're always fully charged. Another thing is I usually use it at weekends so I charge on Wednesday's . I also put a rag in the exhaust and air inlet to keep humidity out. Hope this is useful. 13:35

[@leonemclay]

What does it mean when you flash green and red light rapidly

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Hello, thanks for reaching out! I have not personally experienced that but from some reading on Noco website seems as it maybe showing it is in force mode. If you were not trying to activate force mode I would recomend reaching out to noco genius tech support online or calling. They should be able to help you further. I hope this helps and I appoligize I couldn't totally resolve your question. If you enjoyed the episode please leave a thumbs up and consider subscribing. Thank you again for your support, - Full Throttle

[@drtitomaza]

Can you start charging and then stop charging (while still red). I have been charging for 8 hours it is still red and I need to unplug. Can I continue charging the next day? Thx!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Sorry for the delayed reply. Yes you are completely okay to do so. Ideally you would want to have a full charge on the battery but sometimes you need it sooner. Doing so once in a while won't have sevear affects. I hope you found the episode helpful and if you have any other questions be sure to reach out. I appreciate your support and please consider subscribing and leaving a thumbs up if you have not already. - Full Throttle

[@deliman9710]

Can this be left out in frozen winter weather over night?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out, I hope you enjoyed the episode. Yes, you can leave the unit outside, I would recomend to try to have the actual unit under the hood (enginebay) or somewhat sheltered but according to NOCO the unit has a waterproof rating of IP68 and can with stand opperating temperatures down to -4F / -15C. I hope this helps answer your question. Please consider leaving a thumbs up on the episode and subscribing to the channel. Your support is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@saskwach8822]

can i have the car terminals connected or do i have to disconnect the battery?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out, I hope you enjoyed the episode and if so please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing to the channel if you have not already. Your support goes a long way and is greatly appreciated. Regarding your questions; yes you can leave the car terminals connected to the battery while connecting the noco charger. You do not need to remove the terminals or battery to maintain or charge the battery. I hope his helps and answers your question. If you have any other questions or concerns be sure to reach out. Thank you again for your support -Full Throttle

[@randykelley9692]

I unboxed mine, plugged it in and hooked it to the battery. I had to hold the button to get it to turn on. All the LeD started flashing. I clicked the button one time to twelve volt it is now flashing red green and the white 12 volt is flashing. After a couple of minutes it turns off. It doesn't do anything if you click the button just once. Please help

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out. I have not experienced anything as you described before.. Are you charging an old fully dead battery? Or just trying to top off or maintain a good charged battery? It almost sounds like it is kicking into force mode.. It should function as shown in the episode. Connect to terminals to battery. Plug into a 120v outlet. All lights should flash then select the charge mode. Then indicator lights should adjust as the battery voltage increases. Do you have another battery you could test it on? If you are having further issues I would recomend calling or emailing tech support at NOCO Genius as they should be able to quickly assist you with your problem and either resolve or send you a new product if it happens to be defective. Sorry I couldn't be more help, please keep me updated how it goes. - Full Throttle

[@ColeenODay]

I bought this same unit from amazon a few days ago to charge up my 12V battery. It did not seem to work for me. The charge LED would flash quickly between red and green and simultaneously the white 12V icon also flashed white. After about 30 seconds, it went to "standby" mode (the orange light). No other light came on. I even rotate the mode to AGM and it did the same. Defective? Thanks for any help!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Hello! Sorry for the delay. Have you had any further luck with the charger unit? I tried to do some research but can not find much regarding the unit flashing between red and green. Other then on the previous generation chargers from noco. I wish I could be more help but I would highly recommend reaching out to the NOCO tech support ( no.co/support/search/ ) they have a direct message and live chat. They should be able to help you out or if the item is defective will send you out a new unit. Please let me know how you make out as I am very interested to see what the issue is. Thank you for your support and hope this gets resolved asap for you. - Full Throttle

[@ColeenODay]

@@FullThrottleBHP I did reach out to NOCO and they asked for a snippet of the video. Apparently, they thought it was defective too. I returned the item to A ma zon.

[@momo2874]

What if it blinks red and green and the lithium blinks with the res

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out. Thank you for your support to the channel and please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you have not done so already. I have not heard of it flashing red / green and the lithium blinking. I have heard some viewers experience a red / green flashing and from my understanding it has indicated a faulty charger. my best advice for you would be to reach out to Noco customer support ( no.co/support/search/ ) They should be able to help you and if needed also get you a new replacement unit if it comes to that. I wish i had better answer for you but please keep me posted how you make out. - Full Throttle

[@soniamalpica5189]

What happens if the light is solid red after the first night used?

[@BlownMoneyENT]

same question

[@va7vsk]

Does this product charge a agm battery that has 1.5v left in the battery?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out, I hope you enjoyed the episode. If so please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you haven't already. Yes this charger will charge an AGM battery as low as 1.5V. If the charger does not automatically detect the battery you may have to use force mode to initiate the charge cycle. But 1.5V should still auto detect. Just be sure you are on the AGM setting to safely charge and maintain your battery. If you have any other questions be sure to let me know. Thank you for your support and until next time, keep er at Full Throttle! - Full Throttle

[@dmo848]

You may have to give it a higher amp shock. I used an old Sears charger with car start which jumps the amps to 75. Then I was able to repair after it said a few times that it was a bad battery. Now it's sitting at 13.5 and I can't go higher. Should be at 14.4 I'm using hulkman 1

[@kevthecook57]

I have agm battery and it charges mine ( takes a whe but it does the job )

[@caribbienlove]

can i charge a golf cart batery with this charger ?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out, I hope you enjoyed the episode. The Noco genius 1 will be suitable to charge your battery. Be sure to select the proper charge mode to safely charge the battery. If you have any question just let me know. If you haven't already please consider subscribing and leaving a thumbs up. Support goes a long way and is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle

[@SplitHairz]

I was playing a drinking game. Did a shot every time he said "guys". I was so wasted I started a fire in the garage. My Genius 1 melted before I could even use it. 😞

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Its a dangerous game to play on the early episodes LOL. Been working on making the new ones a bit safer for those who cant handle the liquor ;) haha in all seriousness thanks for reaching out and for your support. Be sure to consider subscribing for more fun ion the future - Full Throttle

[@ricksandoval1187]

If a battery is 81amp and it's fully drained, does that mean it will take 81hrs using this 1amp device?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

In theory it would seem that way but passed of Noco charge times for a 80amp hour battery this charger it should take roughly 60hrs to fully charge a dead 80ah battery. Link - no.co/genius1 Hopefully this helps. If you have any other questions be sure to let me know. Please consider subscribing and leaving a thumbs up if you have not already. Thank you - Full Throttle

[@user-pj2jg9zd5t]

Hi, my car battery was dead, right now Pittsburgh is zero below, can I still charge my battery outside my garage door during daytime for 6 hours, after 6 hours, can I disconnected it and start my car, thank you 🙏

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out, yes you can still charge the battery below zero. The charger will automatically adjust to the temperature to safely charge your battery. Depending on the size of the battery and voltage level 6 hours may be enough to start the car. But there is many variables. The charger will show you the charge level with the indicator lights which will give you an idea when the battery is fully charge. If you have any other questions please let me know. Please consider leaving a thumbs up and subscribing if you haven't already. - Full Throttle

[@user-pj2jg9zd5t]

@@FullThrottleBHP Thank you so much.

[@user-pj2jg9zd5t]

@@FullThrottleBHP by the way, can I ask you one more question? Is it ok I just charge my car battery for about 6 hours as long as my car starts?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

@@user-pj2jg9zd5t Yes, no issue at all. 😊

[@user-pj2jg9zd5t]

@@FullThrottleBHP thank you so so much, I will ask my friend to leaving a thumbs up and subscribing your videos.

[@StevenYoungcaptual]

In Arizona and the deserts of California, it does not get below 104F for three months at a time in Summer. So this charger will not work!

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out. One solution would be to remove the battery if you are trying to charge for one time use. If you are trying to maintain the battery between drives then you may have an issue. If your vehicle is inside a garage you would still be okay. The issue isn't this charger. I have yet to find a charger that has an operating temp rating above 104F. As a battery becomes hotter the charging efficiency severely drops and will come to a point it is doing more harm then good. As with anything, batteries suffer from extream heat or cold and comes to a point you may need to just replace if you live in a climate with extream temp and your battery requires continuous charging. I am glad you pointed this out as some may not consider the factor temperature has and so many do have to deal with extream heat or cold for long periods of time. Hope this helps other viewers as well, and hopefully you found the episode helpful non the less. Thank you again for reaching out and your support. - Full Throttle

[@crypticreality8484]

Which mode for a car battery?

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out. That is a tough question due to the different models of batteries used in todays vehicles. What vehicle do you have? I may be able to look up to see what battery came standard in your vehicle to help identify which charge mode is required to safely charge your battery. Another option is to look at your battery if it is easily accessible. It will state if it is a AGM / Standard etc. Please let me know and I will try to assist further. - Full Throttle

[@crypticreality8484]

@@FullThrottleBHP thank you sir! It's a 2017 RAV4 factory battery

[@FullThrottleBHP]

@@crypticreality8484 From my research it appears it should be a standard acid battery. You would want to use the standard 12V mode on the charger to maintain or charge the battery.

[@geek9642]

I have a noco 1 in the uk, it stopped working after about 12months so contacted noco to open a warranty claim it’s been extremely frustrating and slow takes several emails to get to each stage of their warranty claim process it’s been a couple of months now trying to get a replacement but I’m not giving up.. I won’t be buying any noco stuff

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out. I am very sorry to hear your experience with noco has not been the best. I have been hearing from multiple people they have been receiving defective units but normally noco is very quick at resolving and having a new unit sent out right away. I personally have not had to deal with the support team or warranty claims so no first hand experience. They have a 3 year warranty so should be no issue getting a new unit for you. I would not give up either. Thank you again for sharing your experience and wish you all the best! - Full Throttle

[@geek9642]

@@FullThrottleBHP thanks I think the main issue is being in the uk but they don’t have an official distribution base here you just have to deal with the us one..

[@djkayess]

Im so confused, my car battery is 3 months old, but i was in the hospital and didnt start mny car for a month, came home and everythign was completely dead, couldnt even unlock my doors with the fob. Bought this charger and from the moment i hooked it up it seems im getting the slow green pulse which indicates its fully charged.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thanks for reaching out. I hope you enjoyed the episode and if so please consider sidereal leaving a thumbs up and subscribing. I'm sorry to hear you were in the hospital and hope things are going better now. Regarding your vehicle it is not unheard of for the battery to drain down over 3 months especially if it's a new vehicle. Lots of modules, sensors that are constantly using power. It is odd you are only getting a green light from the start. Is the battery fully chartered after using the charger? Any signs of a low battery? Also did you select the proper charge mode for your style battery? It is possible the mode was incorrect causing a faulty reading /charge to the battery. This is very easy to do. - Full Throttle

[@djkayess]

@@FullThrottleBHP I took a picture with my phone and sent it to a few people and theyre all telling me its red, i may just be color blind lol. But thanks so much for the kind words and offering some advice! definitly got a like and a sub from me

[@girl600show7]

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[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for your comment. I appreciate your support and love hearing from my viewers. Be sure to leave a thumbs up and subscribe if you have not done so already. - Full Throttle

[@Maidenvoyager1]

Who cares how to get it out of the box. Saran wrap really! You're just taking up time so that you get advertising revenue.

[@FullThrottleBHP]

Thank you for reaching out, I appreciate hearing feedback from my viewers. This episode is a "Full Unboxing" episode. Lots of people enjoy full unboxing episodes which shows the packaging as recieved and going through the entire process as you seen in this episode.. It has nothing to do with taking up time. On youtube once someone does become monetized you do not make "advertising revenue" based off the length of a video. Making a video longer for no reason has zero benefit to me or my viewers. I do appreciate your feedback and will take into consideration in future episodes. Your support is greatly appreciated as well. - Full Throttle

[@DavidKester02]

So I just got one the other day and hooked it up to my battery I done everything that it said to do and it’s been on there for over a day now and it’s showing a solid red light on 12 volts can you explain to me what that means?

[@WriterandPhotographer]

I had found another video where the guy said that if a battery is really dead, but hasn't been in that condition for a long time, then it is beneficial to jump it from another vehicle, which provides enough energy that the battery charge realizes that charging isn't a lost cause and it will begin charging. In other words, you have to fool the circuitry in the chargers when they don't defect a certain voltage because the battery is that low. I ran into this with one of my cars when I tried to charge it with the Noco the first time. After 9 hours, nothing had changed.