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Problem
Possible reason
Does not function,
- Is the converter on?
no status indicator is lit.
- Are the fuses defective?
Check the fuse holders.
- Is the power supply OK?
Check the power supply
(Battery discharge etc.)
On turning the device on
- the power supply is too low (low discharge pro
or during its use, a whistle
tection is active). Charge battery!
is heard and the status
- Clean the contacts of the cigarette lighter
indicator (3) is red.
plug! (power loss)
On switching on the device
- Check the power supply (over- or undervolt
the status indicator (3) is red.
age)!
After switching on a
- The output or the nominal power of the con
connected device, the
nected device is too high. Check the technical
voltage converter switches off.
data.
The overload indicator (2) is red.
- To reactivate the output, turn the converter off
and then on again.
Regularly check the technical status of the device to make sure for
example that the casing is not damaged.
Any other repairs may only be carried out by qualified personnel who are familiar with
the hazards and the relevant regulations.
Unauthorized modifications or repairs cancel the guarantee.
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The continuous power consumption and starting capacity of the connected device
should not exceed the converter’s nominal power or maximum output. The use of a
multiple socket distributor is not authorized. Use only the existing sockets (Euro
and/or shock-proof socket).
The total capacity of the connected device should not exceed the nominal power of
the converter. Only devices of safety class 2 (shockproof) can be connected to the
voltage converter Euro sockets.
A connection with the public power supply is not allowed (!), and is technically
impossible (no locking).
The device should not be operated in adverse surroundings and conditions. Adverse
surroundings and conditions include:
- Wetness or too high an air humidity,
- Dust and combustible gases, vapors or solvents,
- High ambiant temperatures.
Any use other than the one described above damages this product. Moreover, this
involves dangers, such as short-circuits, fires, electric shocks, etc. No part of the
product may be modified or rebuilt!
Always observe the safety instructions and technical data!
Table of contents
Introduction .............................................................................................................14
Prescribed use.........................................................................................................14
Table of contents.....................................................................................................15
Operational control ..................................................................................................16
Safety instructions ...................................................................................................16
Description of function ............................................................................................18
Starting the system .................................................................................................19
General.................................................................................................................19
DC-connection of the voltage converter..............................................................19
Connecting an alternating voltage device............................................................20
Maintenance and cleaning ......................................................................................20
Changing the fuse ................................................................................................21
Contact inspection ...............................................................................................21
Fixing faults .............................................................................................................21
Technical data .........................................................................................................23