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General| Brand | Charles |
|---|---|
| Model | C-Charger 5000 |
| Category | Battery Charger |
| Language | English |
Outlines the manual's structure, covering safety, installation, operation, maintenance, and service.
Advises against exposing the C-Charger to rain, snow, or excessive moisture.
Warns against using unauthorized attachments, which may cause fire, shock, or injury.
Instructs not to operate a C-Charger that has been dropped or damaged.
States that the C-Charger should not be disassembled by the user.
Requires disconnecting power before performing maintenance or cleaning to prevent electrical shock.
Lists essential safety measures for working near batteries and with the C-Charger.
Provides crucial steps before charging, like turning off accessories and cleaning terminals.
Clarifies that the unit is designed for marine use only and not for shore charging.
Details the requirement for connecting the C-Charger to a grounded wiring system.
Guides users on confirming the correct battery type (Lead Acid or Gel Cell) for the C-Charger.
Specifies ideal mounting conditions and ventilation requirements for the C-Charger.
Advises on selecting appropriate corrosion-resistant hardware for secure mounting.
Provides step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the C-Charger unit.
Explains how to install the splash guard for proper ventilation and protection.
Recommends using appropriate marine electrical installation hardware for hard-wiring.
Directs users to tables for selecting correct wire gauges for AC and DC connections.
Details the procedure for connecting AC input wires to the TB1 terminal block.
Explains how to connect DC output wires to the TB2 terminal block for battery banks.
Instructs on the necessity and placement of external fuses or circuit breakers for DC output.
Guides on securing the C-Charger's access door after making connections.
Describes the initial steps to apply AC power and check the charger's operation.
Explains the automatic charging modes (bulk, absorption, float) for maintaining batteries.
Provides instructions on how to safely access and replace internal fuses.
Details the limited warranty period and conditions for defects.
Provides contact information and procedures for obtaining warranty service and repairs.
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