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© Jack Sealey Limited
SPI3S Issue: 1 - 21/05/14
7.1.
Battery Percentage and Charge Time
This charger adjusts the charging time in order to charge the battery completely, efficiently and safely. The microprocessor
automatically performs the necessary functions. This section includes guidelines that can be used to estimate charging times. Use the
following table to determine the time it will take to bring a battery to full charge.
First, identify where your battery fits into the chart.
CCA = Cold Cranking Amps Ah = Amp Hour
Find your battery’s rating on the following chart, and note the charge time given for each charger setting. The times given are for
batteries with a 50% charge prior to recharging. Add more time for severely discharged batteries.
7. CHARGE TIME
8. DISPLAY MESSAGES
9. MAINTENANCE
8.1.
SELECT BATTERY TYPE (No LED lit) – Waiting for user to select battery type.
8.2.
LEAD-ACID BATTERY-PRESS AGAIN FOR LITHIUM ION (No LED lit) – Charging will begin for lead-acid battery type. Press again to
change to lithium ion battery type.
8.3.
CONNECT CLAMPS (No LED lit) – Plugged into the mains supply without the clamps connected to a battery.
8.4.
WARNING CLAMPS REVERSED (No LED lit) – Plugged into the mains supply and the clamps are connected backwards to a 12V
battery.
8.5.
ANALYZING BATTERY (Green LED lit) – Plugged into the mains supply, and when first connected to a 12V battery correctly.
8.6.
CHARGING 12V – XX% (Green LED lit) – Plugged into the mains supply and correctly connected to a discharged 12V battery.
8.7.
FULLY CHARGED AUTO MAINTAINING (Green LED pulsing) – Plugged into the mains supply and correctly connected to a fully
charged 12V battery.
8.8.
CHARGE ABORTED-BAD BATTERY (Green LED flashing) – Circumstances that could cause an Abort situation during charging:
• The battery is severely sulphated or has a shorted cell and can’t reach a full charge.
• The battery is too large or there is a bank of batteries and it doesn’t reach full charge within a set time period.
Circumstances that could cause an Abort situation during maintain:
• The battery is severely sulfated or has a weak cell and will not hold a charge.
• There is a large draw on the battery and the charger has to supply its maximum maintain current for a 12 hour period to keep the
battery at full charge.
9.1.
Cleaning and user maintenance should be carried out by competent persons.
9.2.
After use and before performing maintenance, unplug and disconnect the battery charger.
9.3.
Use a dry cloth to wipe all battery corrosion and other dirt or oil from the battery connectors, cords, and the charger case.
9.4.
Ensure that all of the charger components are in place and in good working condition, for example, the plastic boots on the battery
clips.
9.5.
Servicing does not require opening the unit, as there are no serviceable parts.
9.6.
All other servicing should be performed by qualified service personnel.
9.7.
If the mains cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons, in order to avoid
a hazard.
9.8.
Store the charger unplugged, in an upright position. The cord will still conduct electricity until it is unplugged from the mains.
9.9.
Store inside, in a cool, dry place.
9.10.
Do not store the connectors clipped together, on or around metal, or clipped to cables.
9.11.
If the charger is moved around the shop or transported to another location, take care to avoid/prevent damage to the cables,
connectors and charger. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or property damage.
