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6.2 CONNECTING THE VOLTAGE CONVERTER
Figure 4a
Figure 4b
Figure 4c
Caution:
In the event of the incorrect connection of the voltage converter to the battery, the internal fuse of the voltage
converter will be triggered.
Bring the ON/OFF switch (Position 5 in the overview) to the „OFF“ setting. Connect the cable set to the voltage converter. To do this, undo
the nuts of the connecting terminals (Positions 7 and 9 in the overview), Figure 4a. Place the cable shoe of the connecting cable (Position
11 in the overview) between the brass washers of the connecting terminal, Figure 4b. Attach the red cable to the plus terminal, (Position
9 in the overview) and the black cable to the minus terminal (Position 7 in the overview). Tighten the nuts back up again, Figure 4c.
Now connect the pole callipers (Position 10 in the overview) to your 12 V battery, the red pole callipers to the plus terminal and the black
to the minus terminal.
To check the connection, switch the voltage converter on, to do this, bring the switch to the „ON“ position. If connected correctly, the green
control lamp will now be lit (Position 4 in the overview).
6.3 CONNECTING A CONSUMER TO THE VOLTAGE CONVERTER
6.3.2 CONNECTING A USB DEVICE
6.3.1 CONNECTING A 230 V DEVICE
Do not connect a device with a performance that exceeds the maximum performance of the voltage converter. The perfor-
mance data of your device can be found in the operating instructions or on the type plate.
If you do not intend to use the voltage converter for a longer period of time, switch it off and disconnect from the battery.
Switch the voltage converter off. Plug the plug of your 230 V device into the socket of the voltage converter (Position 2 in the overview).
Switch the voltage converter on, the green control lamp is lit. You may now operate the 230 V device.
Switch the voltage converter off. Connect your USB device to the USB port (Position 6 in the overview) of the voltage converter. Switch the
voltage converter on, the green control lamp (Position 4 in the overview) is lit. You can now operate or charge your USB device.
After ending operating, first switch off the voltage converter, then pull the plug of the USB device from the USB connection of the voltage
converter.
After ending operating, first switch off the voltage converter, then pull the plug of the 230 V device from the socket of the voltage converter.
6.4 TROUBLESHOOTING
Error
Cause
Remedy
The voltage converter is not
functioning
The connection to the battery is not right
Check the connections and the pole
callipers to ensure that they are firmly
seated and the terminals are correct
The battery voltage is too low, < 11 V, red
control lamp (Position 3 in the overview) is lit
Charge the battery
The battery is defective or the battery voltage
exceeds 15.3 V, red control lamp (Position 3 in
the overview) is lit
Use an intact battery
The internal fuse of the voltage converter has
been triggered
Have fuse replaced by an electrical
workshop
The 230 V device is not working
The demanded performance is too great
Reduce the performance of the connected
consumers or use a voltage converter with
a greater performance
The voltage converter is overheated,
temperature inside the device > 80 °C, red
control lamp (Position 3 in the overview) is lit
Switch the voltage converter off, separate
the device from the voltage converter.
Allow the voltage converter to cool down
The connected device required pure sinus
voltage
Use a voltage converter that supplies pure
sinus voltage
