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bubbling in the fluid. The battery generates explosive gases during
charging.
[5]
Whenever possible, disconnect and remove the battery from the
vehicle before charging. Read the chapter 6.Safety Instructions for
more information.
[6]
Connect the crocodile clamps to the battery in the following order:
(a)
Connect the positive charging lead (red colour clamp) to the
positive terminal first.
(b)
Then connect the negative lead (black colour clamp) to the
negative terminal.
It is very important to ensure that both crocodile clamps are making
good contact with the respective terminal post, otherwise the unit may
fail to provide a complete charge.
[7]
After you made sure the battery leads are correctly placed connect
the power cord to the power outlet and select the suitable charge mode
to begin charging. If the battery leads are wrongly connected, the
electronic switch will ensure the battery and charger are not damaged.
The fault indicator LED (!) will be lit. Unplug the charger and repeat
from the beginning, while taking care of the polarity.
[8]
The charge process begins. The LED (CHARGE) will now
indicate charging and later the LED (FULL) will indicate if the
battery gets fully charged and the maintenance/stationary charge
phase is underway.
