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General| Brand | Whistler |
|---|---|
| Model | MIGHTY WJS-3500 |
| Category | Remote Starter |
| Language | English |
Introduction to Whistler product and user guide.
Lists all items included with the jump starter package.
Identifies key components like ports, buttons, and indicators.
Safety warning regarding ventilation during use.
Precautions against crushing, puncturing, or shorting clamps.
Warning to keep the product away from children and avoid inserting objects.
Keep unit clear of fire/water and use designated cables.
Actions to take if the jump starter overheats or swells.
Intended use on discharged but capable batteries only.
Ensure 3 LEDs illuminated, use in ventilated areas.
Adhere to cranking limits and handle if unit becomes warm.
Place on hard surface, away from combustibles, do not leave unattended.
Contact information for questions or service needs.
Warning about potential hazards from Li-Polymer batteries if misused.
Avoid tool contact with terminals, ensure assistance, safe battery removal.
Self-contained battery is not replaceable and needs proper disposal.
Guidance on battery recycling resources and contact numbers.
Steps to connect home or car adapter for charging.
How LED lights display the charge percentage.
Charge before first use, follow safety placement.
At least 3 indicator lights needed to jump start a vehicle.
Behavior when input voltage is too low or too high.
Recommended charging every 3-4 months for storage.
Connect device via USB and press power button to initiate charging.
Actions for immediate disconnection if unit beeps and stops charging.
Use in ventilated areas and with specific protection cables.
Connect red clamp to positive, black clamp to negative terminals.
Insert blue connector and allow time in cold conditions.
Start vehicle, observe cranking limits, then disconnect.
Jump start feature is for short term operation only.
Never press reset button before proper cable connection.
Cables prevent cranking over 3 seconds and have rest periods.
Reset button needed after 5 consecutive attempts.
Indicates correct connection, voltage, and readiness to start vehicle.
Shows a 3-second start attempt followed by a 60-second rest period.
Signals 5 consecutive attempts, requires reset for more attempts.
Indicates low jump starter voltage; requires charging.
Shows battery not detected or low threshold; check connections or recharge.
Indicates a system check in progress after pressing reset.
Signals reverse polarity or shorted battery; disconnect and check.
How to turn on, cycle through, and turn off flashlight modes.
What vehicles it services and how many times it can start a vehicle.
How many times it can charge a phone and how long it takes.
The unit powers off automatically when no load or charging is detected.
Steps for resolving charging interruptions and beeping.
Information on disposing of the non-replaceable LiPo battery pack.
Size and weight of the jump starter unit.
Battery capacity, output, input, and current ratings.
Recommended temperature ranges and expected product lifespan.
Explains the meaning of the 5-bar LED indicator for battery charge.
Covers warranty period, terms, and conditions for the product.
Instructions for returning the unit for repair or replacement.
Information needed when returning the unit for warranty service.
Details on costs and payment methods for out-of-warranty repairs.
Phone numbers and website for customer service and FAQs.
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