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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ISTRUZIONI PER L'USO
Charge indicators:
CHARGE CYCLE INTERRUPTION IN CASE OF MAINS BLACKOUT
• In case of mains blackouts, the battery charger will save the work cycle it was performing and resume
it automatically as soon as the power supply is restored. This function is crucially important if the battery
charger is used to charge batteries without the operator supervising the cycle; for example, during very
long work cycles (holding charges) or when charging overnight (charges for vehicles that need to be
charged daily).
END OF CHARGE
• When the operation is complete, disconnect the battery charger from the mains power supply.
• Disconnect the output lead with black clamp (-) from either the vehicle's chassis or the negative clip
of the battery.
• Then disconnect the output lead with red clamp from the positive clip (+) of the battery.
ERROR INDICATORS
Any errors are indicated through an acoustic and visual signal.
DISPLAY
INDICATION
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Battery is charging
LED is flashing
Battery is charging
The battery is 100% charged; the battery charger will then switch to the holding step, keeping
the state of efficiency of the battery monitored, thereby ensuring an optimal level of charge.
CAUSE
The clamps of the output leads are not con-
nected correctly to the battery. Reversed
polarity.
• Battery voltage too high. You may be at-
tempting to charge a 24V battery.
• Battery capacity too high.
• Battery cannot maintain a good level of
charge
Battery could not be recovered after a com-
plete desulfation cycle.
Battery voltage too low. Batteries under 2V
cannot be automatically charged.
• Leads disconnected, leads short-circuited.
• Battery completely short-circuited.
SOLUTION
Position the clamps correctly and resume bat-
tery charging. See section "USING BATTERY
CHARGER".
• Check the battery voltage.
• Use a battery charger with a higher charging
capacity.
• The battery may be defective. Contact your
battery service centre.
The battery may be defective. Contact your
battery service centre.
The battery may be defective. Contact your bat-
tery service centre.
• Position the clamps correctly and resume bat-
tery charging. See section "USING BATTERY
CHARGER".
• The battery may be defective. Contact your
battery service centre.
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