Battery Maintenance:
Please check your car battery regularly throughout the year and especially in
the winter.
Faulty cells can cause problems with your battery, check the cells with a
hydrometer, if any cell is reading lower than the others it can indicate a faulty
cell. if this is the case have your battery checked, as you may need a new
battery. It is possible that a battery may appear flat when it could simply be a
loose connection of the battery terminals. Check the terminals and tighten if
necessary then check the battery again.
To enable safe operation of this battery charger, make sure you follow basic
safety principles to reduce a risk of personal injury, electric shock and fire.
Always ensure the battery charger is kept in a dry place to avoid damage, and
store out of the reach of children. Do not use the charger in damp or wet areas
as moisture will damage the transformer.
Always check the battery chargers plug, cables and crocodile clips before use.
Do not open the charger, there are no serviceable parts.
When charging, the liquid in the battery may bubble causing a release of gas,
this is flammable so always operate the charger in a well ventilated place and
away from naked flames and sparks.
Do not leave the battery charger whilst in operation for long periods of time.
These chargers are only suitable for 12 Volt Lead-Acid batteries and
should not be used to recharge NICAD or any other type of battery.
DANGER: Avoid getting battery acid (electrolyte) on your skin or clothing,
as it may cause burns. If this occurs rinse immediately with cold water
and if necessary seek medical advice.
Please Note: There may be no indication of the Amp Meter needle if the
charger is connected to a fully charged battery.
The charger contains a temperature-sensitive switch that automatically
cuts off when the charger is overloaded or becomes excessively hot. The
charger will switch back on after the unit has cooled.
Safety Instructions:
FOR INDOOR USE ONLY.
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