4.1.14
.
Press <<ENTER>> return to step 4.1.5 or remove the test clamps from the battery posts after completion of testing.
4.1.15. All selected data will be memorized after test, including battery type, battery CCA standard, capacity of CCA, etc.
4.2.
STARTER SYSTEM TEST
4.2.1. LED display will light and show the voltage of the battery
XX.XX
on the screen. Press “ENTER” to the next step.
NOTE :
If you see
HI / Lo / Blank/ ----
appeared on the screen or screen flickers, please refer to TROUBLESHOOTING.
4.2.2. Press ▲/▼ key to select the system test: SySt. Press ‘ENTER’ to the next step.
4.2.3. Please press ▲/▼ key to select the battery test: bAtt. Press ‘ENTER’ to the next step.
4.2.4. Turn off all vehicle accessory loads such as lights, air conditioning, radio, etc. before starting the engine.
4.2.5. The screen shows CrAn. press “ENTER” button to read the minimum voltage of the battery.
4.2.6. Start engine.
A.
Green LED lights
= Starting system OK.
B. Yellow LED lights
= Starting system weak. Check connections, wiring, and starter.
C. Red LED lights
, the screen shows blank or the screen shows the voltage of the battery
XX.XX
= Starting system problem.
Check connections, wiring, and starter.
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4.3.
CHARGING SYSTEM TEST
4.3.1. After starter test, press “ENTER” button to go to charging system test, the screen shows CHAr. Press “ENTER” bottom to read live
voltage.
4.3.2. Run up engine to 1200 ~ 1500 rpm. Read the voltage while the car is running.
A. Green LED lights.
= Charging system OK.
B. Red LED lights.
= Charging voltage high. Check regulator.
C. Yellow LED lights.
= Charging voltage low. Check connections, wiring and alternator.
4.3.3. With the engine at idle, continue the charging system test whilst loading electrical system. Turn the blower to high, headlights (high beam)
and heated rear window. Do not use loads such as air conditioning or windscreen wipers.
A.
Green LED lights.
= Charging system OK.
B. Red LED lights.
= Charging voltage high. Check regulator.
C. Yellow LED lights.
= Charging voltage low. Check connections, wiring and alternator.
4.3.4. Turn engine off and remove the test clamps from the battery posts after completion of test.
5.1.
- If the screen shows
HI
:
Voltage of the tested battery is over 15.00V. BT01 won’t work under this situation. Please re-check if the tested battery is 12Volts.
5.2.
- If the screen shows
Lo
:
Voltage of the tested battery is under 7 Volts. BT01 won’t work under this situation. Please recharge the battery and retest. If reading is
the same, the battery should be replaced immediately.
5.3.
- If the screen shows blank:
A. The voltage of the tested battery is too low to operate the BT01. Recharge the suspect battery and retest. If reading is the same,
the battery should be replaced immediately.
B. The clamps are cross connected. Connect the clamps correctly.
5.4.
- The screen flickers or shows
----
:
The voltage is unstable. Recharge the battery and retest. If reading is the same, the battery should be replaced immediately.
5. TROUBLESHOOTING
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: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior
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