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Fig. 2: If the equipment does not charge the 

battery, this is because the battery voltage 

has dropped below a certain voltage level 

(6 V battery < 5.2 V / 12V battery < 10.5 V). 

The „Reconditioning“ process will then be 

started automatically. The LED „Reconditio-

ning/Charging“ (B) will blink for approx. 15 

minutes while the equipment checks whether 

the battery can be charged. If the battery is 

defective, „bAt“ will appear on the LED dis-

play (8). The equipment will end the charging 

operation. If the battery is OK, the charger will 

switch automatically to charging mode. Note: 

When the battery voltage is less than 3 V, the 

equipment will not work.

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If the battery terminals are connected in re-

verse, the protection against swapped poles 

ensures that the battery and the charger do 

not get damaged. If this is the case, remove 

the charger from the battery and from the so-

cket outlet. Start charging again after waiting 

for approx. 3 minutes.

Calculating the charging time (Fig. 3)

The charging time depends on the charge status 

of the battery. If the battery is fully discharged, 

the approximate charging time up to approx. 80% 

charged can be calculated using the following 

formula:

 

 

Battery capacity in Ah

Charging time/h =  

  Amp. 

(charging 

current)

The charging current should be 1/10 to 1/6 of the 

battery capacity.

Note! Gases are released during the charging 

process. It is essential that you ventilate the 

rooms well.

5.3 Finishing charging the battery

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Pull the plug out of the socket.

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First disconnect the black charging cable 

from the bodywork.

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Then release the red charging cable from the 

positive pole on the battery.

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Important!

 In case of positive earthing, first 

disconnect the red charging cable from the 

bodywork and then the black charging cable 

from the battery.

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Screw or push the battery stoppers back into 

position (if there are any).

5.4 12V jump start function (Fig. 2)

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Charge the battery as previously described 

for 15 minutes with high charging current.

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Press the pushbutton for „Engine start“ (3) 

and start the vehicle.

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The starting operation can take a maximum 

of 5 seconds. The equipment will then switch 

off and a 180-seconds countdown will begin 

on the LED display (8). Then the next starting 

operation will begin.

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Press the „Engine start“ pushbutton (3) again 

to switch off the jump start function. Pull out 

the mains plug and disconnect first the black 

charging cable and then the red charging 

cable.

Warning!

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Do not start the vehicle for longer than 5 se-

conds.

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Wait at least 180 seconds before you repeat 

the jump start operation.

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If the 2nd jump start operation also fails, do 

not perform another starting operation but 

charge the battery again for at least 30 minu-

tes with high charging current.

6. Overload cut-out

The charger is equipped with electronic protec-

tion against overload, short circuit and swapped 

poles. One or more 

fi

 ne fuses are also 

fi

 tted. If the 

fuse su

 ers a defect it must be replaced by a new 

fuse with the same amp value. If necessary, ple-

ase contact our customer service center.

7. Maintenance and care of the 

battery

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Ensure that your battery is always fitted se-

curely.

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A perfect connection to the cable network of 

the electrical system must be ensured at all 

times.

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Keep the battery clean and dry. Apply a thin 

coating of grease to the connection terminals 

using an acid-free, acid-resistant grease 

(Vaseline).

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Check the level of the acid in batteries that 

are not maintenance-free versions approxi-

mately every 4 weeks and top up with distilled 

water if necessary.

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Summary of Contents for CC-BC 15 M

Page 1: ...tion of the warning signs on the equipment see Fig 4 1 For indoor use only 2 CAUTION Read the operating instructions to reduce the risk of injury 2 Layout and items supplied 2 1 Layout Fig 1 1 Carry h...

Page 2: ...king and Char ging LED B steady on the charging phases will be indicated 5 2 Charging the battery Release or remove the battery stoppers if fitted from the battery Check the acid level in the battery...

Page 3: ...he bodywork and then the black charging cable from the battery Screw or push the battery stoppers back into position if there are any 5 4 12V jump start function Fig 2 Charge the battery as previously...

Page 4: ...ging terminals 8 2 Maintenance There are no parts inside the equipment which require additional maintenance 8 3 Ordering replacement parts Please quote the following data when ordering replacement par...

Page 5: ...stomer services Fault Possible cause Remedy Equipment does not charge up Charger clamps connected incor rectly Contact between the charger clamps Battery defective Connect the red clamp to the posi ti...

Page 6: ...rical equipment must make sure that the equipment is properly disposed of if he no longer wants to keep the equipment The old equipment can be returned to a suitable collection point that will dispose...

Page 7: ...tenance Damage to the device caused by abuse or incorrect use for example overloading the device or the use or unapproved tools or accessories ingress of foreign bodies into the device such as sand st...

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