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NOTE: If the battery fails to be

detected (due to low

voltage), then the cable

has an override switch

available, this is on the side

as shown. When this is

pressed the output of

15.6V becomes available

on the crocodile clamps even if a battery is not present.

THIS FUNCTION SHOULD BE USED WITH CAUTION.

STARTING THE ENGINE

1. Switch or press the vehicle ignition to ‘start’. If the engine does not start, SWITCH

OFF the ignition and wait for at least 30 seconds before trying again.

2. If the vehicle does not start after 3 attempts, investigate any problems with the

vehicle systems before re-trying.

3. Once the engine is running, disconnect the earthed (-) clamp FIRST i.e. that

connected to the chassis or Negative (-) terminal etc, then disconnect the Positive

(+) clamp from the battery terminal. You should remove the connections

within 30 seconds of starting the vehicle.

4. Leave the vehicle engine running for a while to let the alternator recharge the

battery.

• Take great care not to touch the red positive (+) clamp against the black

negative (-) clamp when connected to the jumpstarter.

5. Leave the jumpstarter for 30 minutes before re-charging following jumpstarting a

vehicle.

• If the battery is allowed to remain in a discharged state its life may be

reduced.

• The jumpstarter will power off automatically when no load is found.

WARNINGS AND ISSUES

1. When the clamps are connected to

the vehicle battery (the battery

voltage must be ≥ 8V), the

symbol lights up and displays the

current vehicle battery voltage.

2. When the clamps are only connected

to the jumpstarter:

• The current voltage is displayed

on the cable display and the upper small symbols cycle from left to right,

indicating the voltage of the jumpstarter is suitable for starting.