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Snap-On BATTERY CHARGER PLUS User Manual

Snap-On BATTERY CHARGER PLUS
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INTRODUCTION
BATTERY CHARGER PLUS
Thank you for purchasing your new Snap-on Battery
Charger plus.
The EEBC500-INT is an advanced, full featured battery
charger with additional functions that make it a battery
service system.
The charger utilizes a microprocessor, controlling both the
voltage and current going to the battery, providing maximum
power and the precise control needed to charge the various
types of 6 (3 cell), 12 (6 cell) and 24 (12 cell) volt batteries
on the market today; including AGM, GEL, Sealed Lead
Acid, Deep Cycle, Spiral-Cell and Standard Automotive
batteries up to 155 Ah capacity, reducing charge times while
maximizing battery life.
Engine Starting Power
The microprocessor is the heart of the multistage charging
algorithm built into the EEBC500-INT. Microprocessor
based charging technology achieves an extremely versatile
charging algorithm, and provides a user friendly set of
controls and an easy to read digital display (voltage, % of
charge, alternator % of performance). The versatility allows
many different battery types to be charged.
Flash Reprogramming Power Supply
Provides a consistent power at the OEM specied
voltage (user entered) to allow for uninterrupted ash
reprogramming of vehicle’s computers or to retain vehicle
system settings.
BATTERY CHARGER PLUS
EEBC500-INT
EEBC500-INT-Z

Questions and Answers:

Snap-On BATTERY CHARGER PLUS Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSnap-On
ModelBATTERY CHARGER PLUS
CategoryBattery Charger
LanguageEnglish

Summary

INTRODUCTION & PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Battery Charger Plus Features

Product overview and its function as a battery service system.

Engine Starting Power

Describes the microprocessor's role in charging and user interface features.

Flash Reprogramming Power Supply

Provides consistent power for vehicle computer reprogramming.

SAFETY INFORMATION & PRECAUTIONS

Safety Notice and Hazard Definitions

Emphasizes reading manual, technician responsibility, and defines hazard signal words.

Battery Gases and Charging Preparation

Discusses precautions for explosive gases and preparation for charging.

Charger Location and Ventilation

Guidelines for placing the charger and ensuring adequate ventilation.

Battery Acid and Electrical Safety

Covers battery acid hazards, grounding, and AC power cord safety.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

EEBC500-INT Specifications

Lists technical details like power supply, frequency, voltage, current, dimensions, and weight.

ASSEMBLING YOUR CHARGER

Assembly Tools and Steps

Lists required tools and provides steps for assembling axle, wheels, and handles.

CHARGER CONTROLS AND OPERATION

Controls and Indicators Overview

Explains the function of each control button and indicator light on the charger.

Charging Modes: Automatic & Manual

Steps for setting up and performing automatic or manual charging of batteries.

Special Functions: Engine Start & Reprogramming

Instructions for using engine start and flash reprogramming features.

Diagnostic Checks

Procedures for checking battery percentage and alternator performance.

CONNECTING THE CHARGER

Connecting to Battery In/Out of Vehicle

Detailed steps for connecting the charger to a battery installed in or removed from a vehicle.

CALCULATING CHARGE TIMES

Charge Time Estimation Methods

Methods for estimating charge time using charts or hydrometer/electronic testers.

MAINTENANCE, CARE, AND STORAGE

Routine Care and Storage Guidelines

Steps for cleaning, cable management, and storing the charger properly.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Common Issues and Solutions

A guide to diagnosing and resolving common operational problems with the charger.

REPLACEMENT PARTS & CABLE REPLACEMENT

Replacement Parts Diagram

Illustrates parts with their corresponding stock numbers for identification.

Clamp Cable Replacement Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing new clamp cables.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

Limited Two (2) Year Warranty Details

Details the terms, conditions, and coverage of the product's limited two-year warranty.

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