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8. Using the compressor
The jump starter has a built-in compressor which can be used for inflating tyres, footballs or small inflatable toys.
The air hose (14) is stored in a compartment beside the pressure gauge. The compressor has its own on/off switch (15).
8.1 Inflating tyres or other products with valves
1. Take out the hose (14) and press the hose nozzle securely onto the tyre valve
as far as possible and press down on the locking mechanism with your thumb.
2. Make sure that the hose nozzle is securely in place.
3. Set the on/off switch (15) to
ON
to start the compressor.
4. Check the air pressure using the pressure gauge.
5. When desired pressure is reached, flip up the locking mechanism and remove the hose nozzle.
6. Set the power switch to
OFF
to turn off the compressor.
7. Let the compressor cool before storing the jump starter.
8. Replace the hose back in its compartment.
N.B.
If the jump starter battery is fully charged it will normally be good for pumping about 3 tyres before
completely discharging.
8.2 Inflating items without a valve
3 extra adaptors (18) for the compressor’s hose nozzle are included.
These can be used for pumping things like footballs, volleyballs, etc.
1. Select the appropriate adaptor.
Take out the hose (14) and insert the valve adaptor as far into the hose nozzle
as possible and press down on the locking mechanism with your thumb.
2. Make sure that the adaptor is securely in place.
3. Connect the adaptor to the item to be pumped.
4. Set the on/off switch (15) to
ON
to start the compressor.
5. Check the air pressure using the pressure gauge.
N.B.
Small items such as footballs, volleyballs, etc. inflate very quickly. Be careful when inflating them.
6. Flip up the locking mechanism and remove the hose nozzle.
7. Set the power switch to
OFF
to turn off the compressor.
8. Let the compressor cool before storing the jump starter.
9. Replace the hose back in its compartment.
Warning
! Read and follow
1.6 Specific safety instructions for using the jump starter’s air compressor
to minimise the risk for personal injury or property damage.
9. Care and maintenance
9.1 Cleaning and storage
• Turn off the charge function and close the 12 V DC socket cover. Place the plug securely in the charger
connection (11), set the on/off switch (7) to
OFF
and wipe the product with a soft cloth and a little mild
detergent if needed. Never use abrasive cleaning agents or solvents.
• Wipe the battery clamps, making sure that any battery acid or other remnants are removed from the clamps
to minimise the risk of corrosion of the metallic parts.
• Make sure that no liquids penetrate the product. Do not use the jump starter if it is wet.
• Make sure the charger leads are loosely coiled during storage. They can be damaged if coiled too tightly.
9.2 Changing the 12 V DC – 12 V DC adaptor fuse
1. Unscrew the ridged part of the plug to access the fuse while keeping track of the small components (centre
pin, spring and rubber washer).
N.B.
All the small components must be replaced in exactly the same
position otherwise the adaptor will not function.
2. Replace the fuse only with one of the same rating (8 A/250 V, 6 × 32 mm).
