To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Schumacher Electric SL1396 Remote Starter turns on but won't jump start my vehicle?
If your Schumacher Electric Remote Starter turns on but fails to jump start your vehicle, check the connections and ensure the jump starter has a charge level of at least 40%. Avoid attempting more than three consecutive jump starts. If the vehicle remains unresponsive, it is recommended to consult a qualified service technician.
Why is green LED blinking when cable is connected to battery and jump starter Schumacher Electric?
If the green LED is blinking and the red LED is off with no beep when the cable is correctly connected to both the battery and jump starter, this indicates that a 'fake' high battery voltage has been detected, but reverse charging protection did not activate. In this case, you can turn the key to jump start the vehicle.
What does flashing thermometer symbol mean on Schumacher Electric SL1396?
If the thermometer symbol is flashing on your Schumacher Electric Remote Starter, it means the unit is either too hot or too cold. The symbol will disappear once the temperature condition is resolved.
General| Brand | Schumacher Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | SL1396 |
| Category | Remote Starter |
| Type | Jump Starter |
| Voltage | 12V |
| Peak Amperage | 1200A |
| AC Outlet | No |
| DC Outlet | Yes |
| LED Flashlight | Yes |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Safety Features | Reverse Polarity Protection |
Read the entire manual and follow instructions for safe operation to avoid injury, shock, or fire.
Adhere to warnings about explosive gases and avoid placing the unit directly above the battery.
Avoid sparks, flames, and metal objects near batteries to prevent explosions and burns.
Wear protective gear, have safety supplies, and know first aid for acid exposure and spills.
Use appropriate extinguishers for lithium battery fires and follow cooling procedures.
Product contains chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects.
Ensure ventilation and clean battery terminals using baking soda and water.
Verify vehicle voltage is 12V and ensure tight cable clamp connections.
Plug clamps, position cables away from moving parts, and stay clear of injury hazards.
Identify positive/negative posts and determine battery grounding for correct connection.
Connect RED clamp to POSITIVE, BLACK clamp to chassis/engine block, following ground type.
Remove clamps in order: chassis then battery, and finally disconnect from the unit.
Identifies and describes the main components, controls, and output ports of the jump starter.
Check the LCD display for battery percentage and recharge if below 85%.
Use a 2A USB charger and cable to charge the unit via the Micro USB input port.
The unit charges in 4-5 hours; display shows 100% when full. Disconnect charger.
Detailed steps for jump starting a vehicle, including connection and cranking procedures.
Tips for jump starting in cold weather, including warming the battery.
Disconnect clamps in the correct order after the engine starts and turn off the unit.
Connect mobile devices to USB ports for charging, noting port specifications.
Turn on the LED light and cycle through modes (steady, SOS, strobe) using the display button.
Wipe the unit and clamps with a dry cloth after use. Do not open the unit.
Charge fully before storage, store between -4°F-140°F, and recharge monthly.
Diagnose and resolve common issues like display not turning on or failure to jump start.
Interpret LED signals on the smart cable for various operational statuses and error conditions.
Contact customer service for troubleshooting, repair, or return information and RMA process.
Details battery type, capacity, USB output, jump start capability, and operating temperatures.
Lists part numbers for the smart cable/battery clamps and USB charging cable.
Outlines the one-year limited warranty against defects, exclusions, and disclaimers.
Instructions for registering the product online or by mail to activate the warranty.
