Instructions

6.2 Inserting the cable holder

Insert the cable holder into the mounts (Position 6 in the overview) on the rear of the charger so that the openings

of the vertically aligned cable holders face away from each other.

6.3 Preparation

Clean the battery poles to remove dust and corrosion residue.

Only for open batteries: Remove the plugs of the battery cells. Check the liquid level in the cells, consult the

operating instructions of your battery for more information. Replenish only sucient distilled water to ensure that

the minimum lling level is achieved. The liquid will expand during the charging process and the battery may

overow. Leave the cells of the battery open until the end of the charging process.

In case of closed and maintenance-free batteries, please follow the instructions of the battery manufacturer to the letter.

6.4 Connecting the battery charger

Caution: Make sure that the charger is not connected to the power socket. Always connect the red positive

cable (+) of the charger (Position 9 in the overview) to the positive pole of the battery rst. Then connect

the black minus cable (-) to the minus pole of the battery. If you charge the battery in situ, connect the

black negative cable (-) to the car body (exposed part), far away from the battery, the carburettor and fuel

lines. Always maintain this sequence.

Caution: When the red control lamp (Position 5 in the overview) lights up, the charging cables have

been connected incorrectly. Remove the pole callipers from the battery poles and connect them correctly.

6.5 Charging the battery

Now connect the mains connection cable (Position 8 in the overview) of the battery charger to the power socket.

Now the green control lamp „ON“ (Position 4 in the overview) and the yellow control lamp „CHARGING“ (Position 3

in the overview) light up. The battery is being charged.

Once the battery is fully charged, the battery charger switches over to maintenance mode. The green „FULL“ control

lamp (Position 2 in the overview) lights up.

6.6 Removing the charger

Caution: First pull the plug out of the socket and observe the sequence for disconnection. This prevents

sparks from forming. Since charging generates a detonating gas, this is particularly important for the sake

of your safety.

Disconnect the charger from the mains power supply.

Then disconnect the black callipers (minus). Then remove the battery callipers from the plus pole of the battery

(red callipers).

Allow the battery to cool down.

Only for open batteries: Fill the cells with distilled water up to the level specied by the battery manufacturer.

Close the battery cells with the stoppers.