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PS-200-12_q6
16.11.2005
Caution! PowerPack will not switch off automatically. Disconnect the mains
charger after 48h to avoid overcharging or damage.
Charging with the 12 V mains charger (see B 3)
Do not use the 12V charging cord for charging when the PowerPack is totally flat.
The plugs of the cord are equipped with LEDs to indicate charging operation.
– Charge the PowerPack only when engine is running.
– Plug the charging cord into the 12 V socket of the PowerPack first.
– Then plug the other plugs into the cigarette lighter socket.
To check the charging level
Caution! Correct charging level will be indicated with plugged-in adapter only.
– To check the charging level during charging the PowerPack, press push button "Test
battery" (see B 4). According to the battery's charging level one of the 3 LED's (low,
mid, high) lights up (see B 2).
The PowerPack is equipped with a test sensor technology, which switches only
on when connected correctly to the vehicle battery.
If one terminal is disconnected, the PowerPack switches off automatically.
To avoid short-circuits between parts of the vehicle and clamp of the PowerPack, the
clamps are insulated against the cables.
In any case, ensure that there are no short-circuits between body of the vehicle and
clamps.
In case of wrong polarity, the PowerPack gives an acoustic signal and the large control
lamp flashes red (see C 4).
When using the PowerPack as starting aid, observe the following safety
instructions:
– Switch off all consumers.
– Switch the ignition off.
– Protect your eyes by wearing glasses
– Avoid contact to acid residue of the battery (destruction of clothes and skin).
– Keep the area well-ventilated (formation of oxyhydrogen gas-danger of explosion).
– Provide for a suitable location so that the PowerPack has also a firm position after the
start of the motor (vibrations).
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