USER MANUAL
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a damaged or frozen battery. Use product only with batteries of
recommended voltage. Operate product in well-ventilated areas.
Personal Precaution.
Only use the product as intended. Someone
should be within the range of your
voice or close enough to come to your
aid in case of an emergency. Have a
supply of clean water and soap nearby in the case of battery acid
contamination. Wear complete eye protection and protective clothing
such as work gloves while working near a battery. Always wash hands
after handling batteries and related materials. When working with
electrical equipment use tools with rubber/insulated handles. Remove
metal objects such as watches, rings or jewelry. Materials such as
metal and liquids can cause a spark or create a short circuit resulting
in electrical shock, fire, or explosion, which could result in property
damage, injury, death. Do not drop or store tools or objects on top of
batteries as this can also cause a short circuit condition.
Location.
Prevent battery acid from coming in contact with the
product. Do not operate the product in a closed-in
area or an area with restricted ventilation. Do not set
a battery on top of the product. Position cable leads to
avoid accidental damage by moving vehicle parts (including hoods
and doors), moving engine parts (including fan blades, belts, and
pulleys), or what could become a hazard that may cause injury or
death.
Explosive Gases.
Working in the vicinity of a lead-acid battery is
dangerous. Batteries generate explosive gases during normal
battery operation. To reduce the risk of battery explosion,
follow all safety information instructions and those published
by the battery manufacturer and manufacturer of any equipment
intended to be used in the vicinity of the battery. Review cautionary
markings on these products.
