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Manual Wheel Charger September, 2012 For use with machines having Code Numbers: (See Below) Safety Depends on You Century charging equipment is designed and built with safety in mind. However, your overall safety can be increased by proper installation ... and thoughtful operation on your part.
SAFETY SUMMARY Congratulations on the purchase of your new battery charg- 11. ALWAYS plug in and unplug the ac power cord by er. We wish to acknowledge Underwriters Laboratories grasping the power cord plug, NOT THE POWER CORD, (U/L) for contributing the following important safety precau- to reduce risk of damaging power cord.
FIRE HAZARDS BATTERY EXPLOSION HAZARDS 1. To reduce the risk of battery explosion, read, understand, 1. NEVER use an attachment not recommended or sold by and follow these instructions, those published by the bat- the battery charger manufacturer for use with your specif- tery manufacturer, and those of the manufacturer of any ic model charger.
INTRODUCTION DESCRIPTION NOTE: A slow bubbling sound may be heard coming from the battery during the charging process. This battery charger is designed to handle the majority of This is a normal condition and just another your charging and starting needs. indicator the battery is being charged.
ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY OF HANDLE AND CLAMP FIGURE 3 HOLDER REPLACE TOP Assemble the charger handle and clamp holder accord- 2 SCREWS THEN ing to the following instructions and illustrations. TIGHTEN ALL 4 SCREWS 1. Carefully remove the charger unit and all associated hardware from carton, note the charger is shipped with the handle partially secured, and resting in a down position on the front of the unit.
PREPARATION CHARGER PREPARATION WARNING CHARGER PLACEMENT Place the charger in a clean, dry, stable, well-ventilated spot as far away from the battery as the dc output cables permit. FIRE CAN KILL, INJURE, AND CAUSE PROPERTY NEVER place the charger directly above the battery being DAMAGE! charged;...
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS CONTROL SETTING INSTRUCTIONS CHARGE RATE SELECTOR switch is a multi position CHARGE VOLTAGE AND RATE SELECTION rotary switch. The available settings, for each charger are ( See Figure 6 and 7) shown in Figure 5. FIGURE 5. Set the RATE SELECTOR to the same voltage and charge Charge Rate Selector Switch Settings rate that is appropriate for the size and type of battery...
PRE-CHARGE BATTERY ACTIVATION If the voltmeter reads outside these voltages, refer to the chart below for possible battery conditions: Some modern batteries can cause charging problems if they VOLTS LOW, AMPS HIGH Probable shorted have been deeply discharged. The plates in these batteries can begin sulfating quickly, forming a barrier to accepting a Battery —...
OPERATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1) Connect the POSITIVE (red) clamp from the bat- tery charger to the POSITIVE, ungrounded termi- ATTENTION! nal of the battery. 2) Connect the NEGATIVE (black) clamp from the DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE THIS BATTERY battery charger to a heavy gauge metal part of the CHARGER until you have read and understood the entire vehicle chassis or engine block away from the bat- SAFETY SUMMARY provided in this manual.
3. Attach a battery or booster cable, AT LEAST 24 inches fully charged). At full charge, the ammeter will still register long that is the same (or larger) wire gauge as the charg- some current draw (approximately 50% of the charger’s out- er cable, to the NEGATIVE terminal of the battery.
MAINTENANCE CAUTION a. Check to see that the battery is capable of being charged. It may be damaged or sulfated. Make sure charger is unplugged from ac outlet before b. Make sure you are allowing enough time for charging performing any cleaning or maintenance. the battery.
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