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“EGA Spółka z o.o.” Spółka Komandytowa ul. Rzeczna 1, Nowa Wieś Rzeczna
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200 Starogard Gdański tel/fax:+48 58 56 300 80
-The appliance and the battery should be used far from any flame and sparks, do not
smoke.
-Only charge rechargeable batteries. The charging of non rechargeable batteries or other
products is prohibited.
Connection diagram
Before loading
1. Remove the battery cover (if equipped) to release the generated gas. Check that the
battery plates are immersed in sulfuric acid electrolyte. If they are not covered you
should add distilled water so as to cover them for 5-10 mm. Keep in mind that the
proper charging state of the battery can be determined by the use of a densimeter that
allows you to measure the mass of your
own electrolytes.
The following values (kg /l at 20 C) refer to the
battery charge level:
1.28 = rechargeable battery
1.21 = battery charged in half
1.14 = Uncharged battery
An off-load battery output inferior to 9V for a
12V battery indicates an Insufficient charge.
Caution: take precautions when handling
batteries, the electrolyte is a very corrosive and
dangerous product.
2)The power supply cable not being plugged
into the power supply select with the switch (option according to model) the voltage of the
battery to charge.
3)Put the red cable pliers on the (+) terminal of the battery and the black cable pliers on the
(-) terminal;
WARNING! If the battery Is charged in place, first connect the charging cable to the battery
terminal that is not grounded (car body), the other connection should be done on the car
body, far from the battery and fuel pipes.
Plug the power supply cable into the electric source and switch the main button to the “ON”
position.
The ammeter indicates the current sent to the battery (beginning of charge); during the load
the pointer deflects slowly towards very small current values, depending on the battery.
When the battery is completely charged, the liquid starts to boil; charging should be stopped
as soon as the boiling starts to keep the battery in good condition and to avoid risks of
explosion of the gasses emitted.
