User manual ULTIMATE SPEED ULG-3-8-A1

[. . . ] The battery charger has protective circuits to prevent sparking and overheating. The manufacturer takes no responsibility for damage(s) arising out of usage that is contrary to the instructions 6 GB/IE see Fig. A: 1 LED display (standby) 2 , , 6 V" LED display , , Mode 1" 3 LED display , , Mode 2" 4 LED display , , Mode 3" 5 LED display , , Mode 4" 6 LED display , , incorrect polarity / fault" 7 LED display , , fully charged" 8 LED display , , Charging process active" 9© Selection button , , MODE" Introduction / Safety see Fig. B: 10 Charging station 11 Mains lead 12 Mounting holes 13 , , +"-Pole connection cable (red), incl. [. . . ] Do not use the battery charger for charging or maintenance charging of disposable batteries. Do not use the battery charger for charging or maintenance charging of damaged or frozen batteries!Before connecting the charging station, read the information on battery maintenance in the operating instructions of the battery!Before connecting the charging station to a battery permanently installed in a vehicle, read the information on electrical safety and maintenance in the operating instuctions of the vehicle!Otherwise personal injury and / or damage to the device could occur. Safety / Operation ½ Unplug the charger from the mains supply when not being used!Always proceed with caution and do not use the battery charger if you cannot concentrate or feel unwell. in a vehicle, first disconnect the minus pole connecting cable (black) of the vehicle from the minus pole of the battery. Then disconect the plus pole connecting cable (red) of the vehicle from the plus pole of the battery. First attach the , , +" quick-release clamp (red) 15 of the battery charger to the , , +" terminal of the battery (see Fig. Safe charging is ensured by means of a protection function against incorrect connection and short circuiting. Due to the installed electronics, the charging station does not begin operation directly after connecting the battery, but only starts after a charging mode has been selected. The battery charger is controlled by an internal MCU (Micro-Computer Unit). GB/IE 9 © Connection Before starting the charging or discharging procedure on a permanently installed battery Operation © Reset / deleting settings After connection to the power supply, the appliance automatically returns to its basic setting and remains in STANDBY mode © © When the battery is fully charged, LED display 7 lights up and LED display 8 goes out. The device now switches automatically into maintenance charging mode. Mode 2 , , 12 V" (14. 4 V / 0. 8 A) Switching between modes 1, 2, 3 and 4 Press the MODE selection button 9 the appropriate number of times. The device switches between charging modes in the following order: Standby , MODE 1 , , 6 V", MODE 2 , MODE 3 , MODE 4 and then repeats the cycle This mode is suitable for charging 12 V lead-acid batteries with a capacity less than 14 Ah. appropriate LED indicator Then if you do not take any further action, the 8 electronic control and the LED indicator automatically switches on and starts the charging process. If the procedure runs without any 8 remains on problems, the LED display during the entire charging process, until the battery is fully charged. When the battery is 7 lights up and fully charged, LED display 8 goes out. The device now LED display switches automatically into maintenance charging mode. © NOTE: If a 12 V battery is connected, MODE 1 "6 V" cannot be selected. If a 6 V battery is connected, MODES 2, 3 and 4 "12 V" cannot be selected. NOTE: If you press the selector button 9 , charging mode automatically switches over to the next mode and begins operation in that mode. NOTE: However, if a battery is not disconnected from the charging station after a full charge, the appliance remains in trickle-charge mode, even if the user switches over to another mode. This protects the battery from being damaged. © Mode 3 , , 12 V" (14. 4 V / 3. 8 A) This mode is mainly suitable for charging 12 V lead-acid batteries with a capacity greater than 14 Ah under normal conditions. [. . . ] Repairs made after the expiration of the warranty period are subject to payment. GB DES UK LTD Tel. : 0871 5000 700 (£ 0. 10 / minute) e-mail: support. uk@kompernass. com IE Kompernass Service Ireland Tel: 1850 930 412 (0, 082 EUR/Min. ) Standard call rates apply. e-mail: support. ie@kompernass. com In accordance with European Directive 2002 / 96 / EC on used electrical and electronic appliances and its implementation in national law, used power tools must be collected separately and recycled in an ecologically compatible manner. Information on options for disposing of electrical appliances after their useful life can be obtained from your local or city council. [. . . ]