(En) - Telwin DTS700 Manual De Instrucciones

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
WARNING:
Before using the equipment, read carefully
all instructions.
. GENERAL SAFETY FOR OPERATING THIS
EQUIPMENT
- During charging, the batteries emit
explosive gasses: avoid generating flames
and sparks. DO NOT SMOKE.
- Before carrying out the test, position the
batteries in a ventilated place.
- In order to prevent damage to the vehicles'
electronics, carefully read, store safely
and scrupulously observe the instructions
provided by the manufacturers of the
vehicles themselves; the same applies
to indications supplied by the batteries
manufacturer.
- DO NOT SET IN THE RAIN OR SNOW.
- Keep away from the reach of children.
- Protect the eyes. Always wear protective
goggles when working on lead-acid
batteries.
- Avoid contact with battery acid. Should
anyone be sprayed by or come into contact
with the acid, wash immediately the part
involved with clean water. Continue to
rinse until a doctor will attend to the
person affected.
- It is important to connect the cables to the
correct polarities. Connect the red clamp
(+) to the battery's positive terminal, the
black clamp (-) to the negative (earth).
- Use this equipment in well ventilated
areas.
- Prevent black and red clamps coming into

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contact when they are connected to the
battery, since this can cause the melting of
the batter or other metal objects.
- Wear appropriate clothing. Do not wear
flapping garments or jewellery that might
get caught into moving parts. While
working, the use of electrically insulated
protective clothing is recommended as
well as anti-slip footwear. Should long hair
be worn, wear a cap to contain them.
2. INTRODUCTION
DESCRIPTION
Digital lead battery tester (Diag. A.) This
device allows you to check:
A. the charge status and starter current
capacity of the 12V lead battery used on
the vehicles (BATTERY TEST).
The maximum and minimum current
output settings (CCA) are:
- EN: 185 ÷ 1125 A
- IEC: 130 ÷ 790 A
- DIN: 110 ÷ 670 A
- SAE: 200 ÷ 1200 A
- CA (MCA): 240 ÷ 1440 A
B. that the vehicle starter system is working
properly (STARTER SYSTEM TEST).
C. that the vehicle charging circuit is working
properly (CHARGING SYSTEM TEST).
The recommended ambient temperature
when using the tester is from 0°C to 40°C.
3. OPERATING PROCEDURES
BEFORE COMMENCING THE TEST:
- Check the battery terminals are clean.
- Inspect the battery: do not test a battery if
any of its parts or its container is damaged.
- Check that the area in the vicinity of the
battery being tested is well ventilated.
- Before testing a vehicle battery, remove
the ignition key, turn off the lights,
disconnect all accessories, and close all the
doors, including the boot.
- Check that the 9V battery (included in the
pack) is fitted inside the tester. If a warning
appears on the display - "ibtL" (INTERNAL
BATTERY LOW) – replace the battery with a
fully charged one.
N.B.: the display only comes on when the
tester is connected to the vehicle battery.
TESTING THE BATTERY
- Connect the red clamp (+) to the positive
battery terminal, and the black clamp (-) to
the negative terminal (Diag. B). The display
(Diag. A-1) will switch on showing the no-
load battery voltage.
- Press "Enter" (Diag. A-4) and select "bAtt"
using the cursors ▲ ▼ (Diag. A-3) to test
the battery.
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