1.
Once the engine is running, disconnect the black (-)clamp first and return this cable to its stored
position on the Jump Starter.
2.
Disconnect the red (+) clamp and return this cable to its stored position on the power booster.
3.
As soon as possible, connect your Jump Starter system to the 120V AC adapter/charger and
recharge.
Compressor operation
Caution: Run compressor only for 10 minutes at a time contiunously. Then leave off for 10minutes before
using again so that compressor can cool.
1.
For tire inflation use the universal adapter that is attached permanently to the air hose. Place this
adapter onto the tyre valve system, press the adapter lever down to lock onto the valve system.
2.
For inflation of leather balls, flotation devices, etc., use one of the plastic nozzles.
3.
Check pressure gauge determine the desired pressure (A).
4.
Turn on power switch (B).
5.
When the desired pressure is reached turn the compressor switch off (B).
6.
Remove the adapter from tyre or other item being inflated.
Battery replacement
This figure shows a back view of your Jump Starter with cover and eight screws removed. To replace the
battery follow these steps.
1.
Unscrew and remove the eight cross-headed screws at the back of your power booster.
2.
Life off the cover plate to expose the battery compartment.
3.
Unscrew the two cross-headed screws at the top of the battery.
4.
Lift the battery out of the battery compartment.
5.
Detach cables and the red and black recharging wires from the battery terminals.
6.
Ensure that the replacement battery is oriented with the label out.
7.
Ensure that the red cable and red recharging wire are attached to the positive (+)battery
terminal(also marked with red).Attach cables and the recharging wires to the battery terminals.
8.
Taking care NOT to damage the circuit board, slide the new battery in position.
Warning: Do NOT dispose of the battery in fire as this may result in an explosion
Warning: Before disposing of the battery, protect exposed terminals with heavy-duty electrical
tape to prevent shorting(shorting can result in injury or fire).
