Testing The Battery - Jump-N-Carry JNCAIR Manual Del Usuario

outlet to 12 amps. One can power almost any 12 Volt tool or accessory (examples:
impact wrenches, fans, radios, cellular phones, navigation equipment, camcorders,
emergency power, trolling motors, coolers, small refrigerators, etc.).
Q. Can the Jump-N-Carry battery be replaced?
A. Yes, call Technical Service at (913) 310-1050 (U.S.).
Q. Can the Jump-N-Carry be recycled?
A. Yes, the environment was one of our main concerns in the development and
design of the Jump-N-Carry. Most battery outlets can dispose of this product at
its life's end. In fact, your Jump-N-Carry contains a sealed, non-spillable lead acid
battery and proper disposal is required by law. See Battery Removal and Disposal
Instructions.
Q. I have a regular 10 amp battery charger, can I use it to recharge the
Jump-N-Carry?
A. No, only the methods reviewed in the "Recharging" section should be used.
Q. Is the Jump-N-Carry goof proof?
A. No, jump starting instructions must be followed. Read and understand all safety
and operating instructions in this manual and those found in the owner's manual of
any vehicle being jump started before using your Jump-N-Carry.
Q. How long should I expect the Jump-N-Carry to take to fill my tire?
A. Many aspects affect how quickly a tire will fill, but a good rule of thumb is that a
typical car tire that is completely flat will fill within 4-7 minutes.
Q. After using the air compressor for a long period of time, sometimes it shuts off – is
this normal?
A. Yes. The safety features of the Jump-N-Carry include a sensor to ensure that
the compressor does not exceed its recommended operating temperature range.
Contributing factors for higher temperatures while in use are: long operating cycles,
low battery charge, clogged vents, operation in a poorly ventilated environment.
Q. Why is the Jump-N-Carry taking too long to inflate a tire?
A. With the hose attached to your tire stem and the compressor running, apply small
amounts of soapy water to the hose connections. The presence of bubbles indicates
a potential problem. Make sure the connection is properly tightened. If this does not
stop the leak, contact Clore Automotive Technical Service.
After fully charging the battery (see "Recharging" section), apply a 100 amp load to the
unit for a period of 6 seconds, while monitoring the battery voltage. The battery is good
if the voltage is 9.0 Vdc or higher.

Testing The Battery