PETROL GENERATOR GT SERIES
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
TRADE SERIES
CHARGING A BATTERY
OPERATION
Remove the battery from the car, boat or any other device. The battery MUST be totally isolated from
any other circuitry. After connection to the battery, RECHECK to ensure the connections are as below.
• Insert the T-shaped plug to the generator with the opposite end of the cable connected to the battery.
• Connect the positive (+) alligator clip (red) to the positive (+) terminal on the battery.
• Connect the negative (-) alligator clip (black) to the negative (-) terminal on the battery.
• Start the generator and allow the generator to warm up.
• Check the DC reset button is pressed inward (ON position).
The battery charging process is now underway. To disconnect the battery on charge, STOP THE
ENGINE and remove the plug from the generator socket and disconnect the cable clamps from the
battery, in that order.
Note: The battery charging socket should only be used while the 240V AC outlets are NOT being used.
If the battery was originally in a low level of charge, the battery will take many hours to recharge fully.
The time frame will depend on the size of the battery.
It’s suggested to wear protective clothing, gloves and eye protection when handling and working with
lead acid batteries. For operators with pacemakers or similar medical devices and conditions, it is
recommended not to attempt the following procedure.
DO NOT attempt to charge a lead acid battery in confined areas. Ensure the charging process takes
place in an area where there is fresh air circulating.
WARNING
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DO NOT leave battery charging unattended. Charging battery for a long period of time can damage
the battery once the battery is full.
Over-charging or over-heating can damage the battery, the water and acid solution can boil and leak
out of the battery.
WARNING
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