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General| Brand | Chicago Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | 91129 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the types of automotive systems the load tester can diagnose.
Specifies the maximum load testing capabilities in amps and amp-hours.
Describes the analog meters used for voltage and amperage readings.
Outlines the duration and frequency of load tests and cooling periods.
Details the specifications of the battery cables and clamps.
Provides the physical dimensions of the load tester unit.
States the weight of the load tester.
Lists key features such as the carrying handle and rubber feet.
Emphasizes a clean, well-lit, and dry workspace, avoiding flammable substances.
Instructs to keep children away and store idle equipment properly.
Advises using the correct tool for the job and wearing appropriate clothing.
Mandates the use of eye, ear, and respiratory protection during operation.
Highlights staying alert, maintaining balance, and not overreaching.
Stresses maintaining tools, checking for damage, and using correct parts.
Warns against short circuits and operating the tool while impaired.
Advises pacemaker users to consult physicians due to electromagnetic fields.
Warns against creating sparks when connecting cables to prevent explosions or damage.
Warns against touching hot vents and advises careful placement in engine compartments.
Stresses correct polarity connection and warns against dropping the tester.
Advises against flames near the battery and connecting while the engine runs.
Instructs users to verify all parts are present and contact support if missing.
Step-by-step guide for testing a 12V battery using the load tester.
Explains how to interpret battery test results based on meter readings.
Procedure for testing the vehicle's alternator and charging system.
Details the steps to test the starter motor draw and voltage during cranking.
Guidance on periodically checking fasteners and storing the tool in a dry location.
Instructions for cleaning the unit and protecting cable clamps from corrosion.
