STEP 7A – CHARGING
The POWER and CHARGING LED's will illuminate.
When the FULLY CHARGED LED illuminates charging is complete.
Manual mode
Note: Charging will continue until the timer finishes or the power is turned off to the charger. The battery
needs to be monitored to ensure is does not overcharge.
STEP 7B – ENGINE START
a. Allow the charger to boost charge the battery for 5 minutes.
b. Turn the cars ignition key to start the engine.
c. If engine fails to start after 3 seconds, wait 5 minutes before attempting to start the engine again.
NOTE: Do not repeat this operation more than 5 times.
STEP 8 – DISCONNECTION.
Ensure the power selection switch is set to the OFF position and disconnect from the 240V supply.
Battery out of vehicle
Remove the BLACK lead (battery clip) from the battery. Remove the RED lead (battery clip) from the battery.
Battery in vehicle
Remove the chassis connection. Remove the battery terminal connection.
CALCIUM BATTERY CHARGING OR EQUALIZATION CHARGE
Calcium batteries are becoming more commonly sold as they have a longer shelf life (4 times longer than
a lead antimony battery), they also have a better ability to withstand higher engine bay temperatures, and
have increased cranking output. They also require a different charging technique when left flat or when
deeply discharged.
STEP 1 to 3
Follow STEPS 1 to 3 of the Charging instructions of this booklet. Ensure that the battery is removed from
the vehicle to prevent the batteries electrolyte from spilling over and damaging the car or engine bay.
STEP 4 – SET BATTERY VOLTAGE
Set switch to either 6V or 12V depending on what battery voltage you are charging. For 24V vehicles the
batteries should be disconnected and the two 12Volt batteries need to be charged separately.
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