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then you can continue charging, and if so, then

charging is finished. You should then set the

“Voltage” switch to “Off”. Then remove the

mains power plug and the two clips from the

plus and minus terminals of the accumulator.

(When charging the battery while still in the

vehicle, you should first remove the clip

connected to the chassis.)

4. OPERATING THE BATTERY

CHARGER

The integral flat fuse protects the equipment from

polarity reversal and short circuits. If the fuse

suffers a defect it must be replaced by a new fuse

with the same amp value. If you wish to replace the

flat fuse, first pull the mains plug out of the socket

and remove the charger clamps from the battery.

In the event of a thermal overload, an automatic

circuit breaker will stop the charging process. After

a cooling break it will cut in again automatically.

Explanation of switches, indication lights and

display on front panel

6V / 12V

The battery charger can charge batteries of 6V

and 12V. For this purpose push the switch at the

right side of the front panel in chosen position.

Charging process

• Connect the clamps correctly to the battery

and connect the plug to the mains.

• Select the voltage 6V / 12V switch

• The charging current is now visible on the

display on the front. This current meter is not

a precision instrument and only gives a rough

indication of the charging current.

• Disconnect from the mains supply.

• Remove the clamps from the + and - poles of

the battery.

Trouble shooting

1. No charging current

• Bad contact of power socket

• Contact qualified electrician

• Select Voltage 6V / 12V is set incorrectly

• Select correct voltage position

• Initial voltage is too low

• Change battery

• + and - poles of battery are oxidized and/or

dirty

• Clean poles

• Battery has been damaged

• Replace the battery

2. Low charging current

• + and - poles of battery are oxidized and/or

dirty

• Clean poles

• Battery is charged fully

• Measure specific gravity

3. Excessive transformer noise

• Select Voltage 6V / 12V is set incorrectly

• Select correct voltage position

• Unstable position

• Change position for proper placement

Check charged battery

On the basis of the specific gravity of the battery

acid can be gathered if an battery is fully loaded

or not. With the help of a specific gravitymeter the

specific gravity can be appointed.

Empty battery: s.g. = 1.13 kg/ dm³

Full battery : s.g. = 1.28 kg/ dm³

CAUTION! The gas mixture is explosive.

You must remove the power plug from

the mains socket before connecting or

disconnecting the battery.

5. MAINTENANCE

Always remove the plug from the mains socket

when the battery charger is being serviced or

cleaned. Never use any water or other liquids

when cleaning the charger. Keep the cable

and your battery charger clean. Some cleaners

and solvents (petrol, thinner) can affect or

dissolve plastic parts. These products contain

a.o. benzene, trichloroethylene, chloride and

ammonia.

CAUTION! To avoid electrical danger, the

charger should be connected to a mains

supply with good earthing and may not be

subjected to rain or snow. Any damaged

cables must be immediately replaced by

a qualified specialist.

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