Berner BHFL60A Mode D'emploi page 17

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Normally the negative pole is grounded.
• Charging a battery with the negative pole grounded: Connect the red cable to
the positive pole of the battery and the black cable to the chassis of the vehicle. Be
sure that the black cable is not in the proximity of the battery, carburetor, fuels
places or fine metallic parts.
• Charging a battery with the positive pole grounded: Connect the black cable to
the negative pole of the battery and the red cable to the chassis of the vehicle. Be
sure that the black cable is not in the proximity of the battery, carburetor, fuels
places or fine metallic parts.
• Before the disconnection of the battery cable turn the charger off or disconnect it
from the AC Supply.
• Before the disconnection of the battery cable turn the charger off or disconnect it
from the AC Supply.
Connecting the charger in a battery that is NOT MOUNTED in the vehicle:
• Be careful with the polarity of batteries. The POSITIVE (POS, P, +) terminal is
normally greater than the negative terminal (NEG, N, -).
• Connect he red cable to the positive pole and the black cable to the negative pole
of the battery. Case wrong connection is made, a protective circuit in the charger
avoid damaging the battery or the charger.
•.When switching the battery off, proceed always in the opposite sequence of
connection.
The following programs are available:
1 Easy charging (Battery charging, without having to enter further
parameters)
2 Boost charging (Battery is charged quickly)
3 Charging (Battery is charged for individual adjustment)
4 Service mode (Buffering during service- / diagnostics at the car)
5 Reactivation (Refreshing of sulphated or rather deeply discharged
batteries)
6 Setup
OPERATION
Connect the charger with a power socket.
The High Frequency Charger BHFL60A
startsautomatically the operation and it will
appear the following basic menu.
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