Schumacher 9275A-PE Owner'S Manual Download Page 3

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BATTERY CHARGER CONTROLS

This battery charger offers two 12-volt charge rates,
2 and 12 amps.  The 2-amp rate is recommended for
charging small batteries such as those found in
motorcycles and riding lawn mowers whereas the
12-amp rate is for larger automotive and marine
batteries.

Manual Mode:

  You have a choice of charging in the

automatic or manual mode of operation.  The Manual
mode is required for batteries that have been run down to
the point where the battery voltage is less than 1 volt.
(The Automatic mode will not respond to a battery with
less than 1 volt.)  Once a battery begins to take on a
charge, it is recommended to switch to the automatic
mode.

Automatic Mode:

  The Automatic mode should be used

for all other conditions. The charger starts out with the
default setting of 2 amps in automatic.  You may change
the mode of operation anytime after the initial start up.
In the Automatic mode, during the first few seconds the
charger will perform an analytical check of the battery.
During this time, the charger will turn on, off, and on
again as indicated on the amp meter.  The information
gained from this test determines what action the charger
will take.

Touch-Pad Function Switch Indicators:

  When a

touch-pad function switch is pressed the LED next to it
will glow orange indicating that its function has been
selected.  You may, at any time, change the setting from
the initial default setting of 2 amps while in Automatic
mode.  During the analytical period, the LEDs will glow
steady.  At the end of this period, either the Manual or
Automatic LED will blink indicating that the charge cycle
has begun.

Charge Complete Indicator:

  Near the end of the

charge cycle, the green Charge Compete LED will begin
to blink.  At the end of one hour when Charge Complete
has been reached, the green indicator will glow steady
and the orange function LEDs will turn off.  At this point,
the charger switches into float-mode monitoring and
maintains the battery at its full charge state.  Note the
Charge Complete indicator does not function in the
Manual mode.  Use the Amp Meter to determine the state
of charge.  When using the Manual mode, the charging
must be frequently monitored.

Selector Switch:

  When the switch is set to the Engine

Start position, the Automatic and Manual switch LEDs will
alternately glow once every half second to indicate that
the Engine Start mode has been selected.

Ammeter:

 The meter indicates the amount of current

flowing from the charger into the battery. It is not uncom-
mon for a discharged battery to draw more than the 12-
amp rating of the charger. When this occurs, the needle
will move to the far right past the 12-amp mark.  This
effect may last up to an hour depending upon the size
and condition of the battery.  Additionally, the meter
shows percentage of charge indicating how close the
battery is to full charge. When using the 2-amp setting,
there will be little or no needle movement on the meter.
Refer to the LED indicator for the battery’s status.

Engine Starting:

 With the charger properly connected

following “Charging Your Battery in a Vehicle”:

1.

Set the selector switch to the Engine Start position.

2.

Crank the engine - The charger is programmed to
crank at 75-amps for 5 seconds and then will go into
a 4-minute rest.

If the engine does not start on your first attempt, wait the
4 minutes and then try again. Or, you may switch back to
the 12-amp charge during the rest period by changing
the switch position to Charge and the 12-amp rate setting.

3.

After the 4-minute wait, you can crank another time.
Repeat again if necessary. Remember to set the
switch back to Engine Start before cranking if you
had switched back to Charge at 12-amps. DO NOT
crank in the 12-amp charge position.

Battery Abort:

  While in the Automatic mode only, if a

battery fails to meet the criteria of a good battery it will
abort charging. When this happens, all four of the orange
function switch LEDs will began flashing.

Sulfated Battery:

  If a battery exhibits characteristics of

a sulfated battery, the charger will respond by operating
in a mode of operation designed specifically for this
condition. If the charger fails to recover the battery within
ten hours it will switch to the Battery Abort mode.

DC AMPS

0      2       4      6       8     10     12

CHARGE %    100       75     50     25

2 AMP RATE

SELECT

ENGINE
START

CHARGE

AUTOMATIC

MANUAL

2 AMP

12 AMP

CHARGE

COMPLETE

Summary of Contents for 9275A-PE

Page 1: ...t using battery 2 Use battery charger on LEAD ACID type rechargeable bat teries only such as used in autos trucks tractors airplanes vans RV s trolling motors etc Charger is not intended to supply pow...

Page 2: ...vice Sparking may cause an explosion 7 Always operate battery charger in an open well ventilated area 8 NEVER smoke or allow a spark or flame in the vicinity of the battery or engine Batteries generat...

Page 3: ...Meter to determine the state of charge When using the Manual mode the charging must be frequently monitored Selector Switch When the switch is set to the Engine Start position the Automatic and Manua...

Page 4: ...tteries These heavy duty batteries are used in boats construction equipment sump pumps etc They are nor mally marked DEEP CYCLE on the outside of the case MANUAL VS AUTOMATIC CHARGING In theAUTOMATIC...

Page 5: ...han the negative post 4 Determine which post of battery is grounded connected to chassis NOTE The negative post is normally grounded GROUND NEG FIGURE 2 CONNECTION TO NEGATIVE GROUNDED BATTERY NEGATIV...

Page 6: ...the AC outlet is live by plugging in a lamp A Unplug the charger and check the connections at the battery B Wait the 4 minutes of rest time and try again C The thermal protector may have tripped and n...

Page 7: ...of the purchaser to forward the unit together with proof of purchase transportation and or mailing charges prepaid to the manufacturer or its authorized representative This limited warranty is void i...

Page 8: ...VE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 801 BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE MOUNT PROSPECT ILLINOIS 60056 2179 Send Warranty Product Repairs to 1025 E Thompson Avenue Hoopeston IL 60942 0280 Call Customer Service if you have que...

Page 9: ...ue sea absolutamente necesario El uso de un cable de extensi n incorrecto podr a resultar en incendio o choque el ctrico Si debe usarse un cable de extensi n aseg rese que Las clavijas del enchufe del...

Page 10: ...Opere siempre el cargador de bater a en un rea abierta y bien ventilada 8 NUNCA fume ni permita chispas o llamas en la vecindad de la bater a o del motor Las bater as generan gases explosivos PREPARA...

Page 11: ...el indicador de Charge Complete no funciona en el modo Manual Hay que usar el Amperiometro para verificar el estado de la carga Al usar el modo Manual el proceso de cargar requiere monitoreo frecuente...

Page 12: ...punto el cargador ha dejado de cargar a la bater a pero aun hace zumbido mientras no se apague la energ a el ctrica TIPOS DE BATERIA Se pueden cargar tres tipos de bater as de cido de plomo con este...

Page 13: ...RTENCIA Conecte primero el poste puesto a tierra al instalar nuevamente la bater a INSTRUCCIONES DE OPERACION PARA CARGAR DE LA BATERIA FUERA DEL VEH CULO FIGURA 1 CONECTE LA PINZANEGATIVA DELACUMULAD...

Page 14: ...riente Problema Soluci n 1 El medidor no muestra lectura A Confirme que el cargador est enchufado en la tomacorriente CA B Conecte una l mpara en la tomacorriente CA para confirmar que est viva C Revi...

Page 15: ...ada de la prueba de compra al fabricante o a su representante autorizado con el costo del transporte o de env o por correo ya pagado Esta garant a limitada no es v lida si el producto ha sido usado i...

Page 16: ...STRUCCIONES Para reparaci n del producto baja garant a env elo a 1025 E Thompson Hoopeston IL 60942 0280 Para m s informaci n comun quese al Dep de Servicios al Cliente 1 800 621 5485 ELECTRICCORPORAT...

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