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Before using your portable power pack, you should fully charge it. The fully charged
indicator light will come on when the unit has been charged. Recharge every 30 days or
when the gauge indicates less than full charge. Fluctuations in temperature can acceler
-
ate battery discharge. Check your unit often.
Using your Rescue
®
Power Pack to Jump
Start Vehicles or Equipment
• Make sure the power switch is OFF.
• Connect the red (positive +) clamp to the positive terminal or post on the
discharged battery.
• Connect the black (negative –) clamp to a ground away from the battery,
such as an alternator bracket.
• Turn the power switch ON.
• Start the engine.
• Turn the power switch OFF.
• Disconnect the clamps, rst negative and then positive.
To jump start a vehicle or machine:
11 120 Volt AC Charging Port
12 AC Cord
13 Worklight Safety Switch (3 Position:
ON, Flashing, OFF)
14 Battery Status Meter
15 Audible Signal and Light
16 Clamp Lights (Models 950, 1000
and 1060)
17 On Status Light (Steady Green)
18 950 has a compressor, 1060 has
a compressor and inverter
19 1000 has an Internal Tool Box
1 Positive (+) Jumper Cable
2 Negative (
_
) Jumper Cable
3 Clamp Lights ON/OFF Switch
(Models 950, 1000 and 1060)
4 Power ON/OFF Switch
5 Charge Status Indicator Lights
6 Battery Level Test Button
7 Full Charge Light
8 Reverse Connection Warning
LED Light (Flashing Red)
9 Charging Light
10 12 Volt DC Power Outlet
• Failure to keep internal battery charged will lead to permanent battery damage.
• Connecting a discharged battery to charged system could cause overheating or explosion.
• Damage may occur if the Rescue Portable Power Pack is attached to a running vehicle for
more than 30 seconds after the engine starts.
WARNING – Risk of Battery Explosion, Fire or Failure
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