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WARNING:
Should the Lithium Jump Starter begin to beep and stop charging during the
charging process, IMMEDIATELY DISCONNECT from the power supply and discontinue use. (Refer
to troubleshooting.)
Operation
WARNING:
If at any time the Jump Starter begins to swell, smoke, or become hot to the
touch, IMMEDIATELY DISCONNECT the Jump Starter, if connected, from the power supply or vehicle
battery and discontinue use.
Note:
When the lithium polymer power bank’s power store becomes too low to supply any charge,
the device may beep and shut down. The power bank will require recharging. (See ‘Charging the
Lithium Jump Starter’.)
Charging or powering devices using the USB port
• Plug the required connection, USB Micro (18), USB C (19) or Lightning Connector (20) into the
device to be charged and the USB (17) into the required port, USB Output 5V 2.1A (6) or the USB
Quick Charge Output (7)
• On the Lithium Jump Starter, press the Power Button (3) to begin charging/sending power to the
device
Note:
The LED Power Indicator Lights (2) will illuminate during the charging/powering period to
indicate the charge level remaining in the Lithium Jump Starter.
• After charging the device, unplug the 3-in-1 USB Charging Cable (16) from the Lithium Jump
Starter
• The Lithium Jump Starter will automatically power OFF after approximately 10 seconds when
nothing is connected
Using the Torch/Strobe/SOS LEDs
• Press and hold the Power Button (3) for approximately 3 seconds to activate Torch mode
• Short press the Power Button to cycle through the other modes in this order:
Torch-Strobe-SOS-OFF
To initiate the Torch mode again, repeat step 1.
Jump starting a 12V vehicle
WARNING:
This product is not a vehicle battery charger. Never connect the 3-in-1 USB
Charging Cable (16), while connected to a power supply, to the Lithium Jump Starter to supply
power to the unit while it is connected to a car battery.
WARNING:
Only use in a well-ventilated area.
IMPORTANT:
Before attempting a jump start, ensure the Lithium Polymer Battery Pack (1) has at
least 75% charge. Check by pressing the Power Button (3) to see how many LED Power Indicator
Lights (2) illuminate and ensure at least 3 are lit before attempting to jump start the vehicle. (See
‘Charging the Lithium Jump Starter’.)
IMPORTANT:
With any vehicle, there are variables that can affect the effective use of the Lithium
Jump Starter. Variables include the condition of the battery, vehicle electronics, engine and ignition
system. If the Smart Jump Start Protector Unit (10) prevents the power bank from connecting to
and/or starting the vehicle, this is not a fault with the device. The function of the Smart Jump Starter
Protector Unit is to protect the vehicle and user from damage or harm.
Notes:
• Always refer to the vehicle’s handbook before using this product. If the manufacturer specifies a
particular sequence for jump starting, follow the manufacturer’s advice
• Follow normal starting procedures with regard to pre-charging glow plugs, etc.
• Do not attempt to use this product on anything other than 12V negative earth vehicle electrical
systems
• Do not use on vehicles with a 24V battery and electrical system
• The Lithium Jump Starter works in parallel with the fitted battery to provide increased current
capacity
• If the cables of the Lithium Jump Starter are not long enough to reach the positive connector on
the battery and a suitable negative connection point, the negative cable can be extended using a
cable from a standard jump cable set. Do not extend the length of the positive cable from the jump
starter
• This Lithium Jump Starter will only be effective when the vehicle’s engine and related systems
are functioning normally and the vehicle’s battery is in a serviceable but partly discharged state
• Once the Lithium Jump Starter has been used to start a vehicle, it may be necessary to recharge
the Lithium Jump Starter before attempting to start another vehicle
• Ensure your battery and charging system is checked if starting is a regular problem
• The size of vehicle the Lithium Jump Starter can start varies depending on the existing charge
in the vehicle’s battery. A very low charge will limit the size of vehicle the Lithium Jump Starter can
start. As an approximate guide the product should support petrol engines up to 2500cc
WARNING:
There is a potential hazard of explosion if the clamps are not connected in the
correct polarity. The Red Positive Clamp (12) must be connected to the positive (+) battery terminal
and the Black Negative Clamp (11) must be connected to the negative (-) battery terminal, and both
clamps must have a good connection. Reversing the polarity connection (positive to negative) may
cause damage to the vehicle, the Lithium Jump Starter and/or create an explosion /sparking hazard.
• Ensure all vehicle electrical accessory systems (headlights, radio, etc.) are switched off
• Ensure the vehicle is in neutral and the parking brake is applied
• Establish which vehicle battery terminal is positive and negative. The vehicle’s own battery will
show ‘+’ and ‘-‘ alongside the corresponding battery terminal. The cable attached to the positive
terminal may be coloured red or could have a red marking to indicate it is positive. If in doubt of the
polarity, consult a vehicle technician
• If the positive battery terminal is corroded or dirty, clean it with a suitable wire brush to ensure
good contact with the jump starter clamp is possible
1. Insert the blue High Current Connector Plug (9) firmly into the Jump Starter Socket (8), ensuring
the plug polarity corresponds to the Jump Starter Socket (Fig I)
2. Attach the Red Positive Clamp to the battery’s positive terminal, ensuring it is secure with a good
connection and cannot short against any other metal part of the vehicle
3. Attach the Black Negative Clamp to the battery’s negative terminal, ensuring it is secure with a
good connection
Note:
If the temperature is below 32°F / 0°C, allow a few minutes before attempting to start the
vehicle.
IMPORTANT:
Before cranking the vehicle’s ignition, refer to the ‘Smart Jump Start Protector Unit’
table below to see the battery connection status and whether it is safe to attempt starting the
vehicle.
4. Turn the vehicle’s ignition to start the vehicle but do not crank the ignition for longer than 5
seconds
WARNING:
The Lithium Jump Starter is designed for short-term operation only. DO NOT turn the
vehicle’s ignition key for longer than 5 seconds at a time. Doing so may damage the unit. Allow the
Lithium Jump Starter to cool for at least 60 seconds before attempting to start the vehicle again.
Note:
The protection cables and clamps are fitted with a Smart Jump Start Protector Unit (10),
which has a built-in feature that prevents cranking for more than 5 seconds. The unit will then
automatically enter a 60 second rest period, as indicated on the unit by the Green LED (14) blinking
green LED. Once the Green LED is solid, the next cranking attempt can commence.
Note:
If the Lithium Jump Starter overheats, the Smart Jump Protector Unit’s in-built safety
protection feature prevents operation.
5. If the vehicle does not start, wait 60 seconds before trying again
6. Once the vehicle has started, unplug the High Current Connector Plug from the Lithium Polymer
Battery Pack (1) then disconnect the Black Negative Clamp (-) followed by the Red Positive Clamp
(+) from the battery’s terminals
IMPORTANT:
If the vehicle does not start after 5 consecutive attempts the Smart Jump Start
Protector Unit will have to be reset. To do this, press the Jump Start Protector Boost Button (15)
before the next attempt. (You will have to wait until after the 60 second rest period before pressing
the Boost Button.)
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