4.
There are two ways to charge the Batteries (part #13): (1) using the 120 Volt AC
Charger (part #10) and, (2) using the 12 Volt DC Cigarette Lighter Recharger
(part #9).
5.
CAUTION! Always turn the Voltage Select Switch (part #3) to its 12 Volt DC
setting when recharging the Batteries (part #13).
6.
To charge the Batteries (part #13) using the more effective 120 Volt AC Charger
(part #10), plug the small jack of the 120 Volt AC Charger into the Socket located
on the front of the Power Station. Then plug the 120 Volt AC Charger into a
grounded, 120 Volt, electrical outlet. (See Figure C.)
7.
The red LED (part #7) will illuminate to indicate charging is in process.
(See Figure C.)
8.
Press the red Battery Test Button (part 5). The Volt Meter (part #4) will indicate
the Batteries’ (part #13) charge status. NOTE: A built-in safety device prevents
overcharging. (See Figure C.)
9.
Continue to charge until the red LED (part #7) goes out, or the Volt Meter
(part #4) registers 14V or more when the Battery Test Button (part #5) is pressed.
(See Figure C.)
10.
NOTE: Do not stop charging before the Volt Meter (part #4) reads 14V or
more. At this point, once the 120 Volt AC Charger (part #10) is disconnected, the
voltage will slowly settle back to read 100%. This is normal, and indicates the
Batteries are at full capacity.
11.
NOTE: When the LED (part #7) goes out, charging will automatically stop.
This indicates the Batteries (part #13) are charged at maximum capacity,
and the voltage will then slowly drop back to read 100% as metioned
above.
120 VOLT AC
CHARGER
(#10)
120 VOLT
GROUNDED
ELECTRICAL
OUTLET
LED
(#7)
VOLT METER
(#4)
VOLTAGE SELECT SWITCH
(#3)
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FIGURE C
