Assertion: alternator | /r/CapableOf | charge the battery
Facets:
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: continuously
type: TEMPORAL
value: nonstop
type: MANNER
value: under normal circumstances
type: TEMPORAL
value: slowly
type: MANNER
value: because of a loose alternator belt
type: CAUSE
value: just fine
type: MANNER
value: in automobiles
type: LOCATION
value: fully
type: MANNER
value: actively
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: When an engine is running, the alternator charges the battery and supplies additional electric power for the vehicle electrical systems.
text: The faster the alternator turns, the more electricity it produces to run all the electrical stuff in the car and recharge the battery.
text: The alternator charges the battery and powers the electrics
text: When the car is running, the alternator generates energy to feed the electrical system and charge the battery.
text: An alternator charges the battery while the vehicle is running by turning mechanical energy from a spinning pulley into current.
text: This time it should be at least 14.2 volts if the alternator is healthy and charging the battery.
text: Without the drive belt, the alternator will not be able to charge the battery.
text: This is an indication that the alternator is charging the battery just fine.
text: In the early days, cars used generators rather than alternators to power the vehicle's electrical system and charge the battery.
text: When an alternator is actively charging the battery, it is actually spinning inside the vehicle.
text: When the alternator can no longer fully charge the battery because of a loose alternator belt, the battery will then try to provide all the power to the vehicle on its own.
text: Simple definition: An alternator is an electrical generator that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy and used in automobiles to charge the battery.
text: An alternator can operate with one bad diode; however, it will only charge the battery slowly and it won’t charge when the lights and air conditioning are on.
text: When the alternator can no longer charge the battery, you may park your vehicle and not be able to start it.
text: If the headlights get brighter as you rev the engine, your alternator is likely charging the battery.
text: In the early days, cars used generators rather than alternators to power the vehicle's electrical system and charge the battery.
text: As soon as the engine has started, the alternator will be charging the battery, so the car will be able to start up next time.
text: Understanding that the battery starts the car and that the alternator charges the battery and supplies the electrical power requirements of the car is the key to troubleshooting the alternator; troubleshooting this key component of the charging system may seem like a daunting task, but it turns out to be a relatively simple procedure that involves conducting a few simple tests.
text: Under normal circumstances, the alternator charges the battery whenever the engine is running.
text: If the alternator on your Ford Explorer (Mountaineer, Aerostar, Ranger) is working and charging the battery, the battery will read 13.5 to 14.5 Volts DC.
text: This result confirms that the alternator is charging the battery and providing enough electrical power for any electrical load that is applied to it.
text: A failing battery may not be able to accept a full charge and when the system senses this, the alternator will charge the battery nonstop, resulting in excess wear on it.
text: The alternator on your Ford is an electrical generator that recharges the battery while the car is on to power the ignition and electrical systems.
text: The battery stores electricity for the car and the alternator recharges the battery.
text: Once the engine is turned on, the alternator continuously recharges the battery.
text: When you use any electrical component, such as your lights or radio, inside your car, it’s the alternator recharging the battery as it loses power to power these parts, effectively replenishing the lost power.
text: The alternator recharges the battery, replenishing the lost battery power.
text: The alternator recharges the battery, replenishing the lost battery power.
text: Once the car is running, the alternator sends current back to recharge the battery as you drive.