Warranty Terms - Absaar SL 30 Instructions De Service

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WArrAnty tErmS:

1) The warranty covers all manufacturing or material faults. The manufacturer offers a free-of-charge replacement (parts or the
entire product) for two years from the date of purchase. Only freight charges are the responsibility of the customer.
2) Warranty claims will only be accepted when accompanied by proof of purchase (invoice or coupon).
3) The warranty does not cover necessary repairs as a result of an accident, improper dismantling, damage due to dropping or
shocks, improper use, or connection to a higher mains voltage than specified.
4) Under no condition does the warranty include a right of compensation and/or refund.
in cASE oF dAmAgE:
Please contact your dealer.
1. dEVicES oVErViEW
Type SL 30
Type SL 40
Type SLS 60
Type SLS 80
Sl And SlS SEriES FEAtUrES
• Charging of 6, 12 and 24 V batteries selectable.
• Jump-start function up to 600 A.
• Digital charging voltage and current indication.
• Wired remote control for engine jump-start.
• SLS chargers allow the duration of the charging process to be set via a timer, meaning that the charger
must not be disconnected from the battery after the charging process is complete.
• Solid, powder-coated metal housing.
• Suitable for charging lead-acid and AGM batteries.
2. VoltAgE SElEctor SWitch: 6V / 12V / 24V
6V
The 6 Volt / 12 Volt / 24 Volt selector switch allows you to charge 6 Volt, 12 Volt or 24 Volt
batteries. The voltage of the battery that you want to charge must correspond to the battery
charger's voltage: only then can the charger be connected to the battery. Connecting the battery
to the charger when the voltages do not match will cause battery damage.
Check the battery voltage before starting the charging process. 3-cell batteries typically have
24V 12V
a nominal voltage of 6 V; 6-cell batteries typically have a nominal voltage of 12 V; 12-cell
batteries typically have a nominal voltage of 24 V.
3. cUrrEnt SElEctor SWitch:
jUMP
sTarT
Max. charging current 30 Amp.
Max. charging current 40 Amp.
Max. charging current 60 Amp.
Max. charging current 80 Amp.
Set the current selector switch so that the charging current is compatible
for the battery you want to charge. The following recommended maximum
battery capacities should not be exceeded (recommended values).
Jump-start 330 Amp.
Jump-start 500 Amp.
Jump-start 540 Amp.
Jump-start 600 Amp.
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