Battery Charging and Replacement
NOTE
6. Install new batteries with the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals oriented as indicated on the inside of
the battery pack enclosure.
7. Place the cover on the battery case so the tabs at the top of the cover are aligned with the slots in the case,
and the slots at the bottom of the cover are aligned with the tabs on the case.
8. Press the arrows on the battery cover while pushing the cover toward the top of the case. The cover
should snap into place.
9. Slide the battery pack onto the tester so the tab at the top fits into the slot on the tester. The battery pack
should lock into place.
LITHIUM BATTERY
The Lithium battery, located on the underside of the Mastertech behind the NiCad battery pack, enables the
tester to retain setup information and data in its memory without being connected to an external power
source.
The Lithium battery should last approximately two years before replacement is necessary. The tester
displays the screen at left when the Lithium battery is discharged (dead) or a new battery has just been
installed. This screen is also displayed if the plastic strips are not removed before operating the tester for the
first time.
FIGURE 8-4. Lithium Battery Discharged Warning
REPLACING THE LITHIUM BATTERY
The Lithium battery is a standard 3-volt battery which must be replaced with a Sanyo CR2032 (or
equivalent) battery when it becomes discharged.
1. Disconnect the power supply cable from the vehicle and from the tester.
2. Press P x to turn the tester off.
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NiCad batteries are recyclable. Under various state and local laws it may
be illegal to dispose of NiCad batteries in the municipal waste system.
Check with local solid waste officials in your area for recycling options or
proper disposal methods.
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