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(1) JUMP CHARGE, but larger vehicles with dual battery systems, may
require an additional JUMP CHARGE. Do not use jump charge more than
two (2) times within a 24-hour period. If two (2) jump charges cannot
successfully start your vehicle, have your battery replaced or evaluated
by a local battery store.
CHARGING STEPS
STEP 1: DIAGNOSIS
(Check if battery has connected with the charger
and also check battery voltage)
STEP 2: DESULPHATION
(If battery voltage is too low, programs
automatically generate pulsing current to remove sulphate,
up to 5
hours
)
STEP 3: ANALYSE
(Check if the battery voltage reaches to the threshold
after desulphation, and charging begins if the battery voltage is OK)
STEP 4: SOFT START
(Charge with echelon constant current)
STEP 5: BULK
(Charge with constant maximum current until battery
voltage is reached to the threshold)
STEP 6: ABSORPTION
(Provide gradually declining current charge for
maximum battery voltage)
STEP 7: ANALYSE
(Test if the battery can hold charge)
STEP 8: MAINTENANCE
(Continuously monitor the battery, and charging
current will intelligently adapt to the variable battery voltage)
