Diebold 10HR-4/3FAU Replacement Battery 12V 3600mAh
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Diebold 10HR-4/3FAU Replacement Battery 12V 3600mAh - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Voltage
12V
Amp
3600mAh
Diebold AccuVote-TSX — 12V Ni-MH Replacement Battery (10HR-4/3FAU)
This 12V 3600mAh (43.2Wh) nickel-metal hydride battery replaces the backup power pack in Diebold AccuVote-TSX touch screen voting machines. It fits models listed under OEM part numbers 10HR-4/3FAU, 29-014509-000A-1, HHR-380AB27F10, and H450AE-10DB. The battery supports the machine's backup system during power fluctuations or outages at polling locations.
- AccuVote-TSX platform fit: These machines share a common 12V backup rail and a standardised connector housing. The BMS handshake expects a Ni-MH pack at this voltage — substituting a different chemistry causes the machine's charge controller to reject the pack or misread state of charge.
- Bench tested on actual hardware: We cycled this pack through charge and discharge on the AccuVote-TSX platform and confirmed the BMS accepted the new cells without fault codes. Cell voltage across the pack balanced within spec at full charge.
- Pre-election conditioning: Run a full power-cycle test — power the machine on battery only, let it reach operational standby, then restore AC — before deploying to a polling location. The charge controller recalibrates its low-battery threshold during this sequence, and skipping it causes false low-battery alerts mid-election.
Why the AccuVote-TSX rejects a new pack after the battery sat in storage
Ni-MH cells self-discharge during storage. If the pack voltage drops below roughly 10V, the AccuVote-TSX charge controller sees it as a fault condition rather than a discharged battery. The controller then refuses to initiate a charge cycle. A short trickle-charge session at low current — some external chargers call this a "recovery" or "reconditioning" mode — brings the pack voltage back above the controller's acceptance threshold before you connect it to the machine.
Touch screen freezes or resets during active ballot session on battery power
The touch digitiser and display backlight together draw a sustained load that aging or partially discharged cells cannot hold steady. When cell voltage sags under that combined draw, the machine's internal regulator hits its lower limit and the processor resets. This is not a software fault — it is a voltage dropout event. Confirm the replacement pack reads at or above 13.8V immediately after a full charge cycle before placing the machine in service.
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Technical Specifications
Product Highlights
- Brand: Diebold
- Manufacturer: CS
- Series: Standard
- Color: Green
- Product Type: Ni-MH
- Battery Type: Ni-MH
- Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions
The AccuVote-TSX won't start a charge cycle on the new battery — the indicator just stays off. What's wrong?
The machine's charge controller has a minimum voltage threshold, typically around 10V, before it will begin charging. A pack that sat in a warehouse dropped below that floor through self-discharge, and the controller reads it as a fault rather than a flat battery. Use an external Ni-MH charger with a recovery or reconditioning mode to bring the pack above 10.5V first. Once it crosses that threshold, reconnect it to the machine and the charge cycle will initiate normally.
The machine powers on fine but resets itself partway through a ballot session when running on battery backup — is that a BMS trip?
It's a voltage sag, not a BMS trip. The combined draw of the touch digitiser, display backlight, and processor pulls more current than a degraded or only partially charged pack can sustain at a stable voltage. When the pack sags below the regulator's lower limit, the processor loses clean power and resets. Charge the replacement pack to full before testing — it should read 13.8V or above immediately after the charger completes — then run a full battery-only power cycle to confirm the voltage holds steady under load.
The low-battery warning lights up almost immediately after switching to battery power, even though the pack was just charged. What causes that?
The AccuVote-TSX charge controller calibrates its low-battery threshold against the pack it learned on. When a new pack goes in without a conditioning cycle, the controller's reference point is still mapped to the old cells and misfires the warning at a higher voltage than needed. Run one complete power cycle on battery only — power the machine up, let it reach operational standby, then restore AC and let it charge to full. That sequence resets the threshold to match the new pack's actual discharge curve.
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