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Instructions
The Rescue Portable Power Pack has a powerful compact sealed lead acid battery. When
it is fully charged, it has the ability to start multiple vehicles with a 3 to 5 minute wait
between each use. Extreme hot or cold temperatures will vary the performance. The unit
will operate, however, the power output will be lessened.
1. Turn vehicle ignition off before making cable connections.
2. DO NOT touch RED positive (+) clamp to black negative (-) clamp.
3. Use in well ventilated area, shield eyes.
4. Prior to connection, make sure Portable Power Pack ON/OFF switch is in the OFF position.
5. Connect RED positive (+) clamp to positive (+) battery terminal or post first.
6. Connect BLACK negative (-) clamp to a non-moving metal part of the engine.
7. The Audible Signal and Light will alert you if you have hooked the clamps backward onto
the battery terminals or posts. If the alarm sounds and the red light blinks on the handle,
unhook the Portable Power Pack clamps and reverse the connection. The alarm should
stop indicating it is safe to turn your vehicle on.
8. Turn the ON/OFF Power Switch to the ON position. GREEN light will come on.
9. Start your vehicle.
10. After starting vehicle, turn Portable Power Pack ON/OFF switch to OFF position.
11. Disconnect BLACK negative (-) clamp first, then disconnect the RED positive (+) clamp.
12. Always wrap Jumper Cables securely into place after use.
13. After use, recharge your Portable Power Pack.
14. Frequently check charge level of battery by pushing the red Battery Level Test Button
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on control panel.
Rescue models 950, 1060 and 3000 are equipped with clamp lights. When required, turn
these lights on via the Clamp Lights ON/OFF switch.
NOTE: Turn switch OFF when not in use. Do not store the Portable Power Pack in your vehicle
during extreme periods of hot or cold temperatures; this may diminish the ability of the unit
to operate properly.
For optimum performance always store upright at room temperature and recharge every 30
days and after each use.
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