To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Duralast DL-2000Li turns on, but won’t jump start my vehicle?
If your Duralast Remote Starter turns on but fails to jump start your vehicle, first check the connections to ensure they are secure. Then, verify that the charge level of the jump starter is at least 40%. Also, do not attempt to jump start your vehicle more than three consecutive times. If the vehicle still does not start consult a professional.
How to fix Duralast DL-2000Li Remote Starter if its display will not turn on?
If the Duralast Remote Starter's display will not turn on, make sure the unit is charged. Connect it to a power source to reset it.
What does it mean when the Green LED is blinking, the Red LED is off, and there is no beep on my Duralast DL-2000Li?
When the cable is correctly connected to both the battery and the Duralast jump starter, and the Green LED is blinking, the Red LED is off, and there is no beep, it means that a “fake” high battery voltage is detected, but reverse charging protection did not activate. In this case, the user can turn the key to jump start the vehicle.
Why is the Red LED solid and the Green LED off on my Duralast DL-2000Li Remote Starter?
When the cable is connected only to the battery and the Duralast Remote Starter shows a solid Red LED with the Green LED off, it indicates that the vehicle battery voltage is lower than 10.5V. You can connect to the jump starter and turn the key to jump start the vehicle.
What does it mean when the thermometer symbol is flashing on my Duralast DL-2000Li Remote Starter?
The flashing thermometer symbol on your Duralast Remote Starter indicates that the unit is either too hot or too cold. The thermometer symbol will disappear when the condition is resolved.
General| Brand | Duralast |
|---|---|
| Model | DL-2000Li |
| Category | Remote Starter |
| Language | English |
Warns about risks associated with lead-acid batteries and explosive gases.
Alerts users to the dangers of electric shock or fire when operating the unit.
Alerts to the danger of sparks causing battery explosions near the unit.
Prohibits smoking or open flames near batteries or engines.
Recommends removing metal items to prevent short circuits and burns.
Advises caution to prevent tools from short-circuiting the battery.
Alerts to the risk of battery explosion from sparks and provides preventative steps.
Instructs on connecting clamps to the unit and then to the vehicle battery/chassis.
Advises routing DC cables away from moving or hot engine parts.
Warns users to keep clear of moving engine components that could cause injury.
Guides users on how to identify positive and negative battery posts.
Instructs users to identify the battery post grounded to the vehicle chassis.
Provides specific connection instructions for negative-grounded vehicles.
Provides specific connection instructions for positive-grounded vehicles.
Details the correct procedure for disconnecting the clamps after jump starting.
Provides step-by-step instructions for jump starting a vehicle engine.
