5 • Oz Charge manual
www.ozcharge.com.au
TROUBLE SHOOTING:
Problem
Indication
Possible Causes
Suggested Solution
Device will not turn ON
The LED’s and
LCD is OFF.
- The Capacitor
Voltage is below 10V
- No input has been
detected.
- Connect a power source to one of
the 3 inputs to start charging the
device.
- Check all input connections and
make sure it’s not connected Reverse
Polarity.
An Error is displayed on
the LCD
ERR is displayed
on the LCD
- The crocodile clip
output leads are
connected reverse
polarity.
- Check the connections of the
crocodile clip output leads and
connect them to the correct polarity.
The device will not start
my vehicle?
RUN mode
times out.
- Accessories such as a
heater, air conditioner
or headlights are
draining all the power
from the device
before you have a
chance to start the
vehicle.
- The vehicle requires
more power to start
than the device can
supply.
- Try charging the device again,
ensure all accessories such as heater,
air conditioner, radio, headlights are
turned off. Press the RUN button and
try and start your vehicle again.
- Ensure the clamps have a solid
connection and try starting the
vehicle again.
The device will not
charge of my vehicles
flat battery?
Charging light
is ON then
turns off while
charging.
- Vehicle battery has
no capacity and has
dropped below 3V
while charging the
device.
- Charge the device from another
vehicles battery or use the USB input
or DC input and charge the device
from another power source.
F.A.Q.:
How long will the device hold charge for?
As the device doesn’t contain any batteries and uses Super Capacitors to hold charge, the
capacitors will slowly discharge over time. Once fully charged, the device can hold charge up to a
few days before it requires charging. For best performance, please ensure the unit is fully charged
to 13.8V before using.
How many times can a fully charged unit start my vehicle?
This device is designed for a single start only. To start a vehicle, it will drain nearly all power stored
in the device so it will need to be recharged before attempting to start another vehicle.
What if my vehicle doesn’t start after several attempts?
In some cases your vehicles battery might be too damaged to jump start (internal short
or severely sulphated). In this case you may bypass the vehicles battery if safe to do so by
disconnecting the vehicles negative battery terminal lead and then connect the device if Ready
To Use by connecting the Red Positive (+) Clamp first directly to the Positive battery post/
terminal and then the Black Negative (-) Clamp directly to the Negative wire/terminal which was
disconnected from the battery. IMPORTANT NOTE: When bypassing the battery, there will
be no Safety Protection when you press the RUN button. So it’s critical all connections are
correct otherwise you risk damaging both the unit and your vehicle. Note: Please consult
your vehicles handbook before disconnecting the battery.