Duracell POWERPACK300 - Troubleshooting Reference; Appliance Operation and Overload Issues

Troubleshooting Reference
Troubleshooting Reference
.Lh. WARNING: Electric shock hazard
Do not remove the cover of the Duracell® Powerpack or
disassemble the Duracell® Powerpack. The Duracell® Powerpack
does not contain any internal user-serviceable parts and attempting
to service the unit yourselfcould result in electrical shock or burn.
Table 5-1 Troubleshooting reference
Problem
AC appliance
will not
operate.
38
Possible Cause
AC appliance rated more
than 300
W: the safety
overload has tripped.
AC appliance is rated less
than 300
W: high starting
surge has tripped the
safety overload.
Battery has discharged to
10.5
V.
Duracell® Powerpack has
overheated due to poor
ventilation or excessively
warm environmental
conditions.
Solution
Use an AC appliance with a
power rating less than 300
W.
AC appliance may exceed the
Duracell® Powerpack's surge
capability. Use an AC appliance
with a starting surge within the
Duracell® Powerpack surge
rating.
Turn
OFF the AC Power ON/OFF
switch and recharge the
Duracell® Powerpack.
Turn the AC Power
ON/OFF
switch OFF and allow the
Duracell® Powerpack to cool for
15 minutes or more. Clear
blocked opening or remove
objects covering the unit, then
restart the Duracell® Powerpack
and move it to a cooler
environment.