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3. Reach over and connect the NEGATIVE (BLACK) lead at arms length to the
NEGATIVE post on the battery.
4. When charging is completed, switch off the charger and disconnect the
plug from the power supply. When you disconnect the charger from the
battery always do it in the opposite order to the sequence of connection.
NOTE:
A marine battery must be removed and charged on shore. To charge it
on board requires equipment specially designed for marine use.
THE CHARGING PROCESS
This charger has have a sophisticated computer system that performs a 7 -
stage automatic
charging cycle as follows
:
STEP 1: DIAGNOSIS
Checks that the battery has connected with the charger and also checks the
battery voltage.
STEP 2: DESULPHATION
If battery voltage is too low, this step programs automatically and generates a
pulsing current to remove sulphate.
STEP 3: ANALYSE
Checks if the battery voltage reaches the threshold after desulphation and
charging begins if the battery voltage is OK.
STEP 4: SOFT START
Charges with constant current.
STEP 5: BULK
Charges with constant maximum current until battery voltage has reached
the threshold.
STEP6: ABSORPTION
A gradually declining current charge for maximum battery voltage.
STEP 7: ANALYSE
Testing if the battery can hold a charge
STEP 8: MAINTENANCE
Continuously monitors the battery and charging current and will intelligently
adapt to the variable battery voltage.
After the full charging cycle, use this battery to start the vehicle’s engine. If the
engine does not start (excluding a defect with the vehicle its-self), it indicates
this battery has insufficient storage capacity and needs to be replaced.
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