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Brand | Autool |
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Model | BT360 |
Category | Test Equipment |
Language | English |
Overview of the BT-360 Battery Tester's advanced technology and capabilities for vehicle battery analysis.
Details the primary functions of the tester: battery testing, cranking test, charging system analysis, and more.
Specifies the measure ranges for Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) and Voltage, essential for accurate testing.
Defines the acceptable operating temperature range and the intended environments for using the battery tester.
Steps to prepare the tester and battery before conducting a test, including clamp connection.
Details how to connect the tester clamps to the battery poles correctly for accurate testing.
Explanation of the tester's keys (UP, DOWN, OK, ESC) and their functions for navigation and selection.
Describes the automatic startup sequence of the tester upon connecting the clamps, showing the initial interface.
Guide on how to select the preferred language for the tester's user interface from available options.
Detailed steps for performing a battery test, starting from initial setup and inputting parameters.
Instructions on selecting the battery's installation location (in vehicle or external) for the test procedure.
How to select the battery's charge state (Before/After Charge) to ensure test accuracy.
Guide to choosing the correct battery type (e.g., AGM, Gel, Flooded) for proper test calibration.
Selecting the appropriate battery system standard (e.g., CCA, JIS) and rating for testing.
Explanation of the five possible battery test result categories and their meanings for diagnosis.
Steps for performing the engine cranking test and understanding its results for starter motor analysis.
Guide to testing the vehicle's charging system and rectifier diodes for proper operation.
Steps for resolving general issues encountered with the battery tester, ensuring proper functionality.
Specific advice for diagnosing and fixing the problem of a blank or non-responsive tester screen.