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Fault

Troubleshooting

Solution

External device is not 
charging

1. The device is not properly 
connected to the charger.

Make sure the product is properly 
connected to the charger. Check for 
poor contact in the connections.

2. The contact is good, but the 
charging indicator is not on.

Turn on the output port button. If 
there is still no result, the charger 
might be broken, please contact 
after-sales service.

3. The charging indicator is on, 
device is still not charging.

The device might be broken, please 
contact device after-sales service.

Charger does not output 
power

1. The equipment is not properly 
connected to the charger.

Make sure the equipment is properly 
connected to the charger. Check for 
poor contact in the connections.

2. The output port switch is not 
turned on.

Press the output port button.

3. Low output power.

Charge the charger.

4. Still no output power after 
eliminating 1.2.3 points.

The charger might be broken, please 
contact after-sales service.

Charger interrupts  
power output

1. The rated power or instantaneous 
starting power of the equipment 
used is greater than the power of 
the product.

Select higher power energy 
storage products or try the parallel 
connection to deliver power from 2 
power stations.

2. The alarm symbol appears on the 
display screen. A beep sounds and 
the product automatically
turns off the output.

A short circuit has occurred in the 
equipment. Please check the wires 
and connections.

3. Power output still interrupts after 
eliminating 1.2.points.

The charger or your device might be 
broken, please contact after-sales 
service.

Summary of Contents for GART

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Page 3: ...1x USB Type C 5V 3A 9V 3A 12V 3A 15V 3A 20V 5A 100W Max 2x USB Type C 5V 3A 9V 3A 12V 3A 15V 3A 20V 2 25A 45W Max 2x USB A 5V 3A 9V 2A 12V 1 5A 18W Max 4x USB A 5V 2 4A 12W Max Car Port 12V 8 3A 100W...

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Page 8: ...n the product is not in use unplug the power cord from the product outlet Safety warning 1 Use of accessories recommended or sold by non professional product manufacturers may result in electric shock...

Page 9: ...FF ON button for 1 second to turn on Power Station Press the OFF ON button for 1 second to turn off the device 2 When all output is off the product will automatically shut down if there is no operatio...

Page 10: ...reless charging button to turn on the wireless charger 2 When the wireless charger is free of any load the power station will automatically turn off the charger and the product will automatically shut...

Page 11: ...ion 6 Hertz conversion When AC is on press the AC switch for 3 seconds to switch to 50Hz 60Hz Warning Different countries have different interface specifications and voltage standards Before use be su...

Page 12: ...en it reaches 100 the product is fully charged MPPT technology this product supports solar panel charging using MPPT technology With its MPPT controller this product can monitor the output voltage and...

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Page 16: ...e 150 160 Times 10W Television Around 18 20 hrs 75W Refrigerator Around 16 18 hrs 90W LED Light Bulb Around 75 80 hrs 20W Electronic Tools Around 17 19 hrs 80W Gas boiler Around 7 8 hrs 200W DOD DOD D...

Page 17: ...charger Check for poor contact in the connections 2 The output port switch is not turned on Press the output port button 3 Low output power Charge the charger 4 Still no output power after eliminating...

Page 18: ...while using it The product uses an air cooling system and the built in fan is better conducive to heat dissipation A little noise during operation is normal 4 Is it normal for the charger to get warm...

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