VEC1086 A
REV101103
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FIGURE 2A
FIGURE 2B
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
There are four (4) LED indicators and one button switch (select charge rate) that make up the controls and indicators for this
charger. Refer to FIGURE 2. Three vertical push bar LEDs indicate the selected charge rate. A zero charge rate is indicated by
unlit Charge Rate LEDs. There is no charger output when all LEDs bars are unlit and the charger is not charging. Pressing the
2/4/6A switch selects the desired charge rate.
Four lit LEDs indicate the following:
Power
- When lit indicates AC is applied to the charger.
Full
- Indicates the battery is fully charged.
Fault
- Indicates one or more abnormal conditions including Reverse Polarity.
(If the Fault LED lights, refer to TROUBLESHOOTING for details)
Rev.
- Lights when clamps are incorrectly connected to battery terminals.
OPERATION:
Once clamps are connected, AC is connected and there is no reverse polarity condition, press the 2/4/6A button switch
and the charger will begin charging at 2 Amps after the “battery condition pre-test” is complete (see page 4). Pressing
the 2/4/6A switch a second time will advance the charge rate to 4A, then 6A. Pressing the button switch again will turn
OFF the charger output and all LED bars will be "unlit." To return to 2A press the Charge Rate button switch. This charger
has three user selected charge rates 2, 4 and 6 amps. Pressing the 2/4/6A switch button selects the desired charge rate.
The selected Charge Rate is indicated by a lit vertical LED bar.
NOTE:
Each time the charger rate is changed, the charger sounds a beep. The only time the selected charge rate does
not display at the full selected rate is when the battery is nearly full and charging at either steps two or three. The
display will be showing a slowing charge rate. To return to 2A, press the 2/4/6A button. When the battery is fully
charged, the “FULL” LED is lit.
Power LED
Full LED
Fault LED
Reverse Polarity LED
2/4/6A
Charge Rate
Button Switch
6A LED
INDICATOR
4A LED
INDICATOR
2A LED
INDICATOR
• Small 12-volt DC batteries such as those used in motorcycles, garden tractors, ATVs, jet skis, and snowmobiles can be
damaged by high charge rates.
ALWAYS select the 2 Amp setting to charge this type of battery. For slower charging time on larger batteries, select
the 2 Amp setting.
FIGURE 2
