Jumper Starting - Geely GEOMETRY C 2023 Owner's Manual

Emergency

Jumper starting

Jumper starting
If the vehicle cannot be started due to
a lack of battery power, another
vehicle jumper cable can be used to start
the vehicle.
Failure to operate strictly in accordance with
the following steps may cause injuries.
Do not start the vehicle by pushing or
pulling.
Use only batteries rated at 12 volts for
jumper starting.
1.
Switch the vehicle power supply to the
OFF gear, and turn off all lights and
electrical accessories of the vehicle
except for the hazard warning lamp (if
necessary);
2.
Connect the auxiliary cables in the
following order;
A: Battery anode of vehicle with power
loss
B: Battery anode of rescue vehicle
C: Battery cathode of rescue vehicle
D: Battery cathode of vehicle with power
loss
3.
Charging the battery;
Start the rescue vehicle for about 5
minutes to temporarily charge the
battery of the vehicle with power loss.
4.
Start the vehicle with power loss;
Start the vehicle with power loss. If the
vehicle still cannot be started, confirm
whether the jumper cable connection is
normal, and then charge the battery.
5. Remove the jumper cable.
After starting the vehicle, remove the
battery cathode (D) and black jumper
cable of the vehicle. Then remove the
battery anode (A) and the red jumper
cable of the vehicle with power loss.
Be careful not to touch the high
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temperature area of the front engine
compartment.
Gas may escape from the battery during
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charging or jumper starting. There is a
risk of explosion. Keep the battery away
from sparks, open flames and other
flammable substances.
Using open fire near the battery is
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possible to cause explosion of the gases
in battery, resulting personal injury or
death. The electrolyte of the battery is
corrosive and easy to cause serious
damage to eyes and skin. In case of
accidental contact, immediately flush
with plenty of water and seek medical
advice.
When connecting and removing jumper
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cables, do not wind the cables and fans
together.
Ensure that all cables are correctly
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connected, and keep a certain distance
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