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General| Brand | Napa |
|---|---|
| Model | LEGEND 75 |
| Category | Camera Accessories |
| Language | English |
General safety warnings regarding explosive gases, sparks, smoking, and handling sulfuric acid.
Emphasizes the importance of wearing safety glasses and handling acid carefully to protect eyes.
Perform an external inspection for terminal damage, case stress, or plate growth.
Inspect battery terminals for corrosion, looseness, breaks, moisture, or dirt.
Check the battery case for cracks and posts for breaks; holes or broken posts disqualify warranty.
Ensure battery hold-downs are secure, especially when the battery is installed in a vehicle.
Clean battery posts using a brush and neutralize any corrosion with baking soda paste or cleaner.
Ensure adapter and tester clamp connections are tight for accurate testing and charging.
Use appropriate charging posts for side terminals and threaded studs for accurate testing and charging.
Avoid using battery bolt extenders, bolts, or stainless steel nuts with threaded studs for testing or charging.
Connect the tester clamps: red to the positive post and black to the negative post.
Input the necessary testing information into the tester according to its specifications.
Understand test results: 'Charge & Re-Test' leads to Step 4, 'Replace' or 'Bad Cell' are warrantable, 'Good' proceeds to Step 5.
Batteries requiring charging are not eligible for warranty; follow proper warranty procedures for 'Replace' or 'Bad Cell' results.
Remove the battery from the tester if the result was 'Charge & Re-Test'.
Charge the battery according to the provided chart, selecting the appropriate voltage and amperage.
Chart detailing approximate battery charging times for different voltages and amperage rates.
Avoid overcharging batteries, as it can shorten their lifespan. Follow recommended charging times.
After charging, retest the battery using the procedure outlined in Step 3.
Handle retest results: 'Charge & Re-Test' or 'Bad Cell'/'Replace' lead to warranty procedures; 'Good' proceeds to Step 5.
Inquire about the vehicle's year and age to identify potential charging system issues.
Ask for the vehicle's make and model to check for battery application compatibility.
Understand vehicle usage, such as prolonged idling, which can affect battery life.
Determine if added accessories might be causing an electrical drain on the battery.
Check if the engine is cranking slowly, indicating a potential starting system fault.
Ask if the battery has previously died, possibly due to user error like leaving lights on.
Diagram illustrating potential electrical issues in a vehicle's charging and starting system.
Identifies common failure points in electrical systems, including corrosion, loose connections, and oil contamination.
Steps to resolve issues where the charger does not appear to power on, checking connections and outlets.
Guidance for resolving 'Check Connection' errors, ensuring proper contact with battery posts and terminals.
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