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STEP 5 – SET BATTERY CHEMISTRY TYPE
Battery Chemistry should be selected by the type of battery being charged (refer to
the battery manufacturer’s specifications for battery type). Refer to page 15 for a
detailed explanation.
For example if you are charging an AGM battery, then AGM mode will need to be
selected. This can be done by the following procedure:
a. Press the Mode or Charge Rate button.
b. Press the Mode button repeatedly until the correct battery type is selected.
STEP 6 – CHARGING
During the charge process, the CHARGING and FULLY CHARGED LED will flash various
patterns. This is normal and indicates the various charge stages. Refer to “How can I tell
what stage the battery charger is in” in the FAQ section, page 17.
When the FULLY CHARGED LED remains on, this is known as the float stage and the
charger can be left connected to the battery without over charging.
If the POWER LED is flashing, there is a fault; refer to “Fault Codes” explanation on
page 16 of this manual.
STEP 7 – DISCONNECTION
Ensure the 240V mains switch is turned off and the charger is disconnected from the
240V mains power.
Battery out of vehicle
Remove the BLACK lead (battery clip) from the battery.
Remove the RED lead (battery clip) from battery.
Battery in vehicle
Remove the chassis connection.
Remove the battery terminal connection.
Battery in vehicle using harness (IC7 only)
Unplug the harness from the charger’s output lead.
STEP 8 – CHECK THE ELECTROLYTE LEVEL (CALCIUM MODE ONLY)
Check the electrolyte level and top up if required.
