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Control Overview
Select the “Booster” quick start programme
Phases of the start programme: Fig. 6
) Check for sulphated battery.
0) Quick start with the following messages:
“CHECK”: Battery with too low voltage: Charge in
progress at limited current.
“GO” = ready for quick start
“RUN” = quick start activated (4 seconds)
“WAIT” = waiting time (40 seconds)
Select the battery voltage.
Battery voltages available: , , 4 Volt
Press button [Setting Menu] to exit the programming
function
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Signals
The warning icons are displayed to the right side of the screen
Fig. 1,1 – (05).
The battery charge does not stop charging when these icons
are displayed; these symbols are shown to warn/inform the
user.
“S” = the running programme has checked the battery and
found that it may be sulphated.
“T” = There is a malfunctioning temperature sensor used
to compensate the voltage delivered according to the
ambient temperature or the cable is broken.
“!” = SAFE CHARGE & BOOST DISABLED.
“P” = The charging threshold values have been changed
by the user.
Operation Errors
While the device is functioning, error messages may be shown
on the screen, which causes the battery charger to stop. The
user is to intervene.
“Error: Short circuit”
Battery terminals are connected but the polarity is reversed or
the battery is short-circuited.
Safety fuse that protects against short circuits
and reverse polarity. [E]
This fuse interrupts the electric circuit every time there is
surcharge caused by a short circuit at the clamps or the battery
cells, or by reverse polarity at the battery terminals (+; -).
Always make sure that the polarity is correct so as not to
injure people or damage things.
Disconnect the battery charger from the mains before
replacing fuses.
Replace any fuse that has blown with another of similar
shape and rating. The rating is specified on the rating plate
or in the technical data. Never use a different kind of fuse
or any other element, such as wire or a small metal bar, so
as not to injure people or damage things.
“Error: Voltage HIGHT”
Battery voltage much higher than the value selected in the
battery charger has been detected. Check and modify the
battery voltage, “Volt”.
“Error: Voltage LOW”
Battery voltage much lower than the value selected in the
battery charger has been detected: It may be due to an error
when the battery voltage, “Volt”, was selected. Check the
voltage selected and if it is correct, press key [ ▲▼ ] so that
the charger keeps charging.
“Error: Recovery (Phase 7)”
The desulphation programme cannot recover the battery. You
may have to replace the battery.
“Error: Capacity (Phase 3)”
One or more battery plates are short-circuited, or the capacity
is too much for the current selected.
“Error: Soft Start (Phase 2)”
The battery cannot be charged. You may have to replace the
battery.
“Error: Analyze (Phase 5)”
The battery cannot keep the charge. You may have to replace
the battery.
“Error: Thermal”
The battery charger is fitted with an automatic reset thermostat
that trips and so turns the battery charger off and on again
should a thermal overload occurs that may damage the
device.
“Error: Batt Temp”
Battery temperature too high or too low (- 0° / +50°).
Screen Adjustment
Press and hold both buttons [ ▲▼ ] for two seconds to adjust
the screen contrast and brightness settings. Fig. 2,6
Select the adjustment and change the values using buttons
[ ◄ ►, ▲▼ ]
This is an electronic battery charger and therefore there
are no sparks if the clamps are rubbed one against the
Back-up Function
other. This method cannot be used to determine whether The ‘Back-up’ function powers the vehicle electronics while
the device is working or not.
the battery is being replaced and so saved data are not lost
(radio and seat settings, for instance).
Connect the ‘Back-Up’ cable to socket [ G ] of the battery
charger and to the vehicle cigarette lighter socket. Supply is
never interrupted, .5 Amp current at Volt. Do not connect
too many charges.
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