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Electronics
Charger Cable & Jumper Cables
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You may not reconstruct, self-repair, or disassemble the Jump Starter. This can damage the
device.
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Maintenance, modifications, and repairs may only be carried out by an expert or a qualified
shop.
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Check the device from time to time for damage. Never use the device if the Jump Starter, the
jumper cables, or the charger cable shows signs of damage.
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The Jump Starter cannot be used as a charger for a vehicle battery.
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The Jump Starter is only to be used as emergency power and it cannot be used instead of a
vehicle battery.
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Do not jumpstart a vehicle while charging the Jump Starter.
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Do not charge the Jump Starter immediately after use or while it is still hot. Let it cool down
first.
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To prevent damage to the home charger and/or the Jump Starter, make sure your power
mains
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socket supplies the correct power supply for the charger.
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The mains socket must be located near the device and be easily accessible.
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Unplug the home charger from the mains socket if you do not use the device and before
cleaning the Jump Starter.
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Never force the plug of the home charger into a mains socket; if it does not fit easily into the
mains socket, please stop using it. Always make sure that the plug of your charger is properly
connected to the mains socket.
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It is normal for the home charger to feel a little warm; however, a loose fit between the mains
socket and the plug of the charger can cause overheating and deformation of the plug. Contact
a qualified electrician to replace the loose or worn mains socket.
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To disconnect the charger, grasp the charger housing and pull the charger out of the mains
socket.
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If the power fails during the operation, turn off the device immediately and pull the home
charger plug from the mains socket.
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If there’s smoke, fire, odor, or a strange noise coming from your device, you should turn off the
device and contact a service center.
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For safety reasons, always unplug the device in case of a thunderstorm.
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Do not modify the cables.
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Check the cables periodically for damage. Never use a cable if there are any signs of damage.
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Do not touch a cable if it is damaged. A damaged cable can cause a deadly electric shock.
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To prevent risks, damaged cables may only be replaced by the manufacturer, a professional
workshop appointed by the manufacturer, or a similarly qualified person.
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Never pull a cable from its connection by pulling at the cable. Always pull on the connector.
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Never wrap a cable around the device.
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Make sure that you do not trip over a cable.
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Do not let a cable hang over the edge of a table or counter.
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The cables should not be kinked, trapped, or twisted.
