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How to replace the internal battery on the Bravo 20 iSUP electric pump

If the internal battery on your Bravo 20 iSUP pump will not hold a charge, chances are it needs to be replaced. Test it by hooking the alligator clamps to a car battery, if the pump works fine, you need to replace the internal battery. Follow the instruction in the video. First you need to purchase a 12V 9Ah SLA (sealed lead acid) battery, the dimensions are: 6" long x 3 3/4 high x 2 ½ deep, with T2 type terminals. These batteries are commonly used in UPS backup power systems, mopeds, alarm systems, wheelchairs, and many other applications, so they are available through most any battery supplier. I purchased them on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00... The only tool you need is a thin, long phillips head screw driver to remove the screws. To make your battery last longer, make sure to charge it every few months even if it is not in use and always re-charge it after using. The battery will slowly discharge even if not used and a dead battery will corrode internally. This is the pump on our website: https://blueplanetsurf.com/products/b... and a video review/ test of the Bravo 20 inflatable pump:    • Bravo 20 iSUP electric pump test and review   This pump is made in Italy by Scoprega and is considered to be one of the best electric pumps available made for iSUP's. Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed the video, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications to see our latest videos posted on a weekly basis. Enter to win a Blue Planet Stand Up Paddleboard package by joining our mailing list: https://blueplanetsurf.com/news/blue-... Like us on Facebook:   / bpsurf   Follow us on Instagram:   / blueplanetsurf   Blue Planet Surf - Hawaii's SUP HQ 540 Ward Ave. Honolulu, Hi 96814 Tel (808) 596 7755 please call us during open hours from 10 am to 6 pm Hawaii Time http://www.blueplanetsurf.com Find Paradise Aloha!