EUFAB 16524 Mode D'emploi page 7

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When using lead batteries, always wear protective goggles and clothing.
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Lead batteries contain aggressive, corrosive acids. Prevent skin and eyes from coming into contact with the
lead battery fluids! Never dismantle the lead battery! Wash affected skin thoroughly using soap and water.
If acid has entered an eye, rinse immediately for at least 10 minutes under clean, running, lukewarm water!
Then immediately consult a doctor!
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If your clothing has acid on, rinse immediately with plenty of soap and water!
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Never wear rings, necklaces, watches or similar when handling batteries or chargers. The short-circuiting of
the battery contacts brings a risk of burns and explosion!
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The power pack is only designed as a starting aid for a vehicle that has a battery of its own. The power pack
cannot replace the vehicle battery.
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Always store the pole callipers in the designated holders to ensure that the power pack is not at risk of
short-circuiting when not in use.
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Do not attempt to remove and replace the battery pack of the power pack. If the battery comes to the end of
its useful life, dispose of the entire power pack in accordance with your local guidelines.
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Never charge the power pack using a damaged charger.
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Only used the supplied accessories to charge the power pack.
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Never attempt to start a vehicle when the battery is frozen, this brings a risk of explosion.
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Always observe the following sequence when disconnecting the power pack from the battery. There is a risk
of explosion: First disconnect the black (-) pole calliper, coil the cable and attach the pole calliper to the
designated holder. Then disconnect the red (+) pole calliper, coil the cable and attach the pole calliper to the
designated holder.
Operating instructions
Overview
Charging the power pack
The power pack is delivered in a partially charged state. Charge the power pack fully after purchase or before using for
the first time.
Figure 1: Overview, front
1 Pole callipers, (+) red
2 LED working light
3 Charging control lamp
4 On/Off switch of starter aid
5 Control button for charge status
6 12 V output
7 Voltmeter for charge status
8 Incorrect poling protection display
9 On/Off switch for LED working light
10 Pole callipers, (-) black
Figure 2: Overview, rear
11 Charging socket
12 Selection switch for starter aid voltage/charge
13 Plug charger
14 12 V charging cable
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