Depends on the current your charger uses and how it does it (the program.) Whats the charger?
With an Optimate 4 with a not compeltely flat battery I would expect it to have completed by now. But it can take over 12h on a severely discharged battery or if it has to do other stuff like de-sulfate.
If the battery does not come up to specified voltage it may be buggered, but I expect your charger to have a test cycle that should detect this however.
my battery (8.6Ah) would be fully charged from empty in under 6 hours on that charger.
My guess is that the charger is not detecting the voltage coming up above 12V (13.6V?) so it doesnt think the battery is charged in order to go into maintenance mode. Doesnt seem to have a test function.
Try disconnecting that battery and testing the voltage. My guess is battery is on its way out…
Optimate is pretty good at working this stuff out and telling you if you can get one to try. Alt take it to a garage to test it.
well depends if the charger in working right as well normaly leave it on for 24 hrs in a vented place also if its not a sealed battery have you checked the cells to see if there topped up plus leave the top of the battery if an unsealed one as it could blow up if yr face. if the cells are dry or low it wont charge. to top it up just boil some water in a kettle let it cool and use that to top it up
With the ignition switched off the battery voltage should be greater than 12.2v.
If the voltage is below 12.2v then recharge the battery.
You can calculate the number of hours to fully charge a flat battery by dividing the battery’s Amp hour rating by the chargers Amp rating and adding10%. For example to fully charge a completely flat 10Ah battery using a 1.2Abattery charger will take (10/1.2=8.3+10%) = approximately 9 hours.