To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Schumacher DSR PRO power my 12V device?
If your Schumacher Power Pack won’t power your 12V or USB device, the device may not be turned on, or the internal battery may not be charged. Turn on the device. Check the battery charge status and recharge if necessary.
What to do if my Schumacher DSR PRO Power Pack shows 'WARNING-CLAMPS REVERSED'?
If your Schumacher Power Pack alarm is sounding and the display shows 'WARNING-CLAMPS REVERSED', it means the connections are reversed. Disconnect the unit and reverse the clamps to correct the connection.
How to fix a Schumacher DSR PRO Power Pack when it's beeping and shows 'BATTERY LOW'?
If your Schumacher Power Pack is beeping and the display indicates 'BATTERY LOW - RECHARGE' or 'BATTERY TOO LOW', it means the internal battery is discharged. Recharge the internal battery as soon as possible.
What to do if my Schumacher DSR PRO Power Pack says 'BATTERY TOO HOT TO CHARGE'?
If your Schumacher Power Pack displays 'BATTERY TOO HOT TO CHARGE' when recharging or 'BATTERY TOO HOT' when jump starting, it indicates the internal temperature is too high. To protect itself from damage, the unit will not recharge or jump start. Disconnect the unit and move it to a cooler, well-ventilated location. Allow it to cool down before attempting to recharge or jump start.
What does 'BATTERY COLD REDUCED PERFORMANCE' mean on my Schumacher DSR PRO?
If the display on your Schumacher Power Pack shows 'JUMP START READY-BATTERY COLD REDUCED PERFORMANCE', it means the temperature of the jump starter’s internal batteries is too low. Try to jump start a few times to warm up the internal battery of the jump starter.
What to do if my Schumacher DSR PRO Power Pack says 'BATTERY TOO COLD'?
If your Schumacher Power Pack displays 'BATTERY TOO COLD' when recharging, it means the internal battery temperature is too low. Disconnect the unit and move it to a warmer, well-ventilated location to allow it to warm up.
What does 'JUMP START OVERLOAD' mean on my Schumacher DSR PRO Power Pack?
If the display on your Schumacher Power Pack shows 'JUMP START OVERLOAD', it indicates an over current protection. Press the jump start button to turn off the unit.
What does 'RECHARGE - JUMP START ABORT' mean on my Schumacher DSR PRO?
If the display on your Schumacher Power Pack shows 'RECHARGE - JUMP START ABORT', it means the battery is low. Recharge the battery.
What does 'CHARGE ABORTED-SEE MANUAL' mean on my Schumacher DSR PRO?
If the green LED is flashing and the display shows 'CHARGE ABORTED-SEE MANUAL' on your Schumacher Power Pack, it indicates that charging has been aborted because the battery is not accepting a charge. Reset the charger by briefly unplugging the unit. If the problem persists, no answer.
General| 12V DC Output | Yes |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 12V |
| Battery Capacity | 18 Ah |
| LED Flashlight | Yes |
| Jump Starter | Yes |
| Air Compressor | No |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| Peak Amperage | 2000A |
| USB Output | 5V |
Covers manual reading, child safety, water avoidance, attachment use, and handling damaged units.
Warns about sparks, flames, metal items, tools, and potential explosions near batteries.
Emphasizes reading the manual, avoiding unit disassembly, and not placing the unit on flammable materials.
Details precautions for batteries: avoiding sparks, removing metal, and handling acid spills.
Advises on ventilation, cleaning terminals with baking soda, and avoiding contact with eyes.
Instructs to verify vehicle voltage and ensure tight cable connections before operation.
Provides step-by-step guidance for attaching and detaching clamps, considering vehicle grounding.
Identifies key components such as ports, clamps, display, and chargers.
Explains the digital display status and the meaning of the LED indicator lights.
Details the function of the 12V/USB button and the Jump Start button.
Recommends charging after use and every 3-6 months, plus working in ventilated areas.
Explains how to check charge and the process using AC or 12V DC chargers.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely jump starting a car engine.
Guides on starting low voltage batteries and powering 12V DC accessories.
Details using USB ports for device charging and connecting a memory saver.
Lists and explains messages related to charging, USB/12V usage, and jump start status.
Lists and explains messages for jump start status, warnings, and system readiness.
Covers unplugging, cleaning clamps, and the unit's non-serviceable nature.
Provides instructions on charging before storage and recommended storage temperatures.
Lists common problems, causes, and solutions for unit operation and charging.
Continues the guide for common issues like reversed clamps, no power, and charging errors.
Details how to contact customer service for troubleshooting, repairs, or returns.
Lists key technical details like battery type, capacity, and output specifications.
Lists part numbers for common accessories like AC chargers and port adaptors.
Outlines the limited warranty terms, coverage period, and exclusions.
