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7
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12V DC ESTIMATED RUN-TIMES
A
PPLIANCE TYPE
ESTIMATED WATTAGE ESTIMATED RUN TIME
PSJ-2212
ESTIMATED RUN TIME
PSJ-3612, PSJ-4424
Cell phone,
fluorescent light
4 watts
66 hrs
132 hrs
Radio, fan,
depth finder
9 watts
23.9 hrs
58.6 hrs
Camcorder
15 watts
17.6 hrs
35.2 hrs
Electrical tool
24 watts
11 hrs
22 hrs
Electric cooler
48 watts
5.5 hrs
11 hrs
Car vacuum,
air compressor
80 watts
3.3 hrs
6.6 hrs
NOTE:
Actual time may vary. Times are based on the internal battery being fully charged.
6. MAINTENANCE AND CARE
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Clean the clamps and the case after
each use.
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Recharge the unit once a month, when
not in use.
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Store the clamps on their support posts,
to ensure they do not come into contact
with any metallic surface.
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Never completely discharge the internal
battery.
7. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
REASON/SOLUTION
The jump starter won’t jump
start my car.
Clamps are not making a good
connection to the battery.
The jump starter’s battery is
not charged.
The vehicle’s battery is
defective.
Check for poor connection to
battery and frame. Make sure
connection points are clean.
Check the battery charge
status by pressing the Display
button on the front of the unit.
The display will show the
percentage of charge.
Have the battery checked.
The jump starter won’t power
my 12V device.
The 12V device is not
turned on.
The jump starter’s battery is
not charged.
The 12V device draws more
than 15A or has a short
circuit.
Turn on the 12V device.
Check the battery charge
status by pressing the Display
button on the front of the unit.
The display will show the
percentage of charge.
Disconnect the 12V device.
The internal breaker will
automatically reset after a
minute or two. Try using the
12V device again.
The battery in the jump starter
won’t hold a charge.
The battery is bad (will not
accept a charge).
Replace the battery.
Chg
shows on the display.
The battery is charging.
Not a problem; continue
charging.
The jump starter’s alarm is on. Connections are reversed.
Disconnect the jump starter
and reverse the clamps.
