sl32s | issue 1 27/04/17
Original Language Version
© Jack sealey limited
4. operation
4.1.
check battery charge level
4.1.1.
Press main power button, the digital display will show the battery’s percent of charge.
note: if the percent of charge is below 20%, the display will show “loW BAtterY recHArGe noW.” You need recharge the jump
starter before use.
4.2.
charging internal battery
warninG!
Always charge on a non-flammable surface in a well-ventilated area.
note:
During charging, the display will reflect the current charge. The display will show “100%” once the internal battery is fully
charged.
4.2.1.
insert the adapter’s charging connector into the charging input socket on the control panel of the Jump starter.
4.2.2.
Plug the charger into a power socket and turn on power.
4.2.3.
digital display will show “cHArGinG BAtterY”.
4.2.4.
the display will show “100%” once the internal battery is fully charged.
4.2.5.
When charging is complete, unplug the wall charger from it’s outlet and disconnect it from the jump starter.
4.3.
using the leD work light
4.3.1.
Press and hold the main Power Button about 2 seconds to turn the light on. screen will show “liGHt”.
4.3.2.
For a flashlight, press the Main Power Button again. Screen will show “FLASH”.
4.3.3.
for an sos signal, press the main Power Button again. screen will show “sos”.
4.3.4.
to turn off the light, press the main Power Button again.
4.4.
running/charging usB Devices
4.4.1.
the jump starter has two standard usB ports to 3A at 5V dc.
4.4.2.
Press the main Power Button. screen will show “usB 12V on”
4.4.3.
Plug the usB connector into the usB output port on the front panel of the jump starter.
4.4.4.
Plug the appropriate connector on the usB cable into the device.
4.4.5.
turn device on, if necessary.
4.4.6.
When finished using, turn off the device and unplug the device from the USB cable.
4.5.
running/charging Dc appliances12V Dc output:
the standard cigarette lighter socket provides continuous 12V output, at maximum 10Amp load, to power up 12V dc devices such as
inflater, cooler, OBDII memory saver, etc.
4.5.1.
Verify the Jump starter is fully charged and recharge as needed.
4.5.2.
make sure that the appliance to be powered is turned off and it’s power requirement does not exceed 10A.
4.5.3.
Plug the appliance into the 12V cigarette lighter socket.
4.5.4.
turn on the appliance.
4.5.5.
When finished using, turn off and unplug the appliance.
4.5.6.
recharge the jump starter.
4.6.
jump start a Vehicle
note
: to avoid damage to the vehicle’s electrical system, do not use the jump starter on a vehicle that has no battery installed.
4.7.
intelligent Diagnosis
warninG!
Do not
Press oVerride Button As it Will cAuse PermAnent dAmAGe to VeHicles’ electricAl
sYstem.
warninG!
Do not
toucH PositiVe And neGAtiVe BAtterY clAmPs toGetHer.
4.7.1.
Verify the Jump starter is fully charged and recharge as needed.
4.7.2.
turn off the vehicle ignition switch and all accessories (lights, radio, climate control, etc.)
4.7.3.
connect the red Positive Battery clamp to vehicle’s positive battery terminal. then connect the black negative Battery clamp to the
vehicle’s negative battery terminal.
4.7.4.
When correct connection has been made, the screen will show “12V JumPstArtreAdY” or “24V JumPstArtreAdY”
4.7.5.
crank the engine.
4.7.6.
if the vehicle does not start after
5 to 8 seconds
, stop and try again.
4.7.7.
After the vehicle is started, remove the black Negative Battery Clamp first, and then the red Positive Battery Clamp.
4.7.8.
recharge the jump starter.
warninG!
When the unit sends out a buzzer sound and the screen shows “outPuts locKed” “sHort circuit” and “cHecK
All connections” clamps are touching, You need to disconnect clamps immediately. correct clamp connections. turn unit back
on and resume operation.
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