Connecting to the Battery
Verify that you have a 12-volt lead-acid battery before connecting to the battery.
The N02 is not suitable for any other type of battery. Identify the correct polarity
of the battery terminals for your vehicle. The positive battery terminal is typically
marked by three letters or symbol {POS, P, +}. The negative battery
terminal is typically marked by these letters or symbol {NEG, N, -} Do not make
any connections to the fuel lines, carburetor, or thin sheet metal parts. The below
instructions are for a negative ground system {most common}. If your vehicle is
a positive ground system {very uncommon}, follow the instructions below in
reverse order.
1} Connect the positive {red} battery clamp to the positive { POS, P, +} battery
terminal.
2} Connect the negative {black} battery clamp to the negative {NEG, N, -} battery
terminal or vehicle chassis.
3} When disconnecting in the reverse sequence, removing the negative first or
{positive first for positive ground systems}
Jump Starting Steps
1}
Verify the voltage and chemistry of the battery.
2}
Make sure all of the vehicle’s power loads {headlights, air conditioning, radio,
etc.} are turned off before attempting to jump start the vehicle.
3}
Connect the EC5 connector to the N02. The boost LED will flash red and
green, the N02 go into standby mode
4}
Confirm the battery clamps are connected to the correct polarity battery
terminals. Press the BOOST Button, LED light will turn into a solid green
light, the N02 is ready to jump start your vehicle.
5}
If the battery clamps are connected correctly, but the boost LED is still
flashing red and green, press the BOOST button for 3 seconds, then
the Boost LED will turn into solid green, the N02 is ready to jump start your
vehicle.
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