TESTING THE BATTERY
After fully charging the battery so all red lights come on, apply a 100 amp load to the
vehicle charging plug (on the Truck PAC), for a period of 6 seconds, while monitoring
the battery voltage (at the vehicle charging plug). The battery is good if the voltage is
9.5 Vdc or higher.
BATTERY REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS
CONTAINS SEALED LEAD-ACID BATTERY.
BATTERY MUST BE RECYCLED.
The battery inside this product is a sealed lead-acid battery. It is required by law to
be removed and recycled or disposed of properly. While there are federal regulations
that must be complied with throughout the United States, your individual state or local
governments may have additional regulations to be followed.
When the battery in this product is in need of replacement, remove it according to the
instructions provided below and take it to your local recycling center for proper
recycling or disposal. If you don’t have a local recycling center that handles sealed
lead-acid batteries, contact your local environmental agency for instructions.
Removal Instructions
Begin by making sure that both clamps are securely stowed in their holsters on each
side of the Truck PAC.
1. Lay the Truck PAC down on its front. Locate the 13 screws that hold the case
together (four on the left edge, four on the right edge, four along the bottom
and one under the front label).
2. Remove the 13 screws, then lift off the back half of the case.
3. On the top of each battery are two terminals, each with wires connected to
them. Disconnect these wires from the top battery first, by removing the bolts
that hold them to the battery terminals. Disconnect these wires from the
bottom battery by removing the bolts that hold them to the battery terminals.
To prevent accidental arcing, be careful not to touch both battery terminals with
the tools being used to remove the bolts.
4. Lift the batteries out of the front half of the case.
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