Battery Status Indicator; Replacing The Lamp - ALPHA-TOOLS A-ES 1000/1 Mode D'emploi D'origine

Only if the energy station is at full capacity
can it be used for jump-starting.
Use of the energy station for jump-starting:
1. Connect the red cable (+) of the energy stati-
on with the POSITIVE pole (+) of the battery.
2. Connect the black lead (-) of the energy
station to the body of the vehicle, e.g. to the
ground strap or another free position on the
motor block, as far as possible away from the
battery, to avoid possible ignition of built up
explosive gas.
3. The switch (Fig.1 Item 2) must be in the "ON"
position when jump-starting.
4. Switch on ignition, wait approx. 5 min. DO
NOT START THE CAR!
5. Now you can try to start the motor with the
energy station connected. Make sure that
the start attempt does not last more than 3
seconds, as a very high electric current fl ows,
when starting a car.
6. First remove the pole clips on the ground
strap (negative pole)
7. Finally remove the jump-start cable from the
POSITIVE pole (+) of the car battery.
8. After this start attempt, the energy station
must be recharged.

9. Battery status indicator

The voltage meter (Fig. 1/Item 5) keeps you con-
stantly informed as to the charge status of the
battery.
Its indicator responds when you actuate the push-
button (Fig. 1/Item 4).
Green
The battery is 50 - 100 % full.
Yellow
The battery is 0 - 50 % full and should be rechar-
ged.
Red
The battery is completely run down. The battery
can reach this state after jump starting a vehicle,
for example. The battery must be recharged.
Continuing to operate the unit from this point may
damage the battery.
In order to preserve the operating life of the batte-
ry, it should be recharged at least once every 3 - 5
months, irrespective of the amount of usage.
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10. Replacing the lamp

The lamp must be switched off .
Proceed as follows to replace the lamp.
1. Using both hands, squeeze the lamp cover
(Fig. 1/Item 6) together slightly from the sides,
then pull the cover off .
2. Turn the lamp socket anti-clockwise.
3. Replace the lamp with the same style of bulb
(i.e. 12 V/0.3 A).
4. To install the new lamp, proceed in reverse
order.
5. Snap the light cover (Fig. 1/Item 6) back on.
11. 12 Volt compressor
11.1 Infl ating tyres
Danger! Use an air pressure measuring device
to measure the actual tyre pressure. Always ob-
serve the operating instructions when infl ating the
tyres.
1. Remove the valve cap from the valve.
2. Push the connector piece of the compressor
all the way down over the valve (Fig. 2/Item 1).
3. Secure the connector piece by fl ipping back
the locking lever on top of the connector (Fig.
2/Item 2).
11.2 Infl ation of air mattresses etc.
Warning! Because of the material composition of
air mattresses, dinghys etc, no exact air pressure
indication can be given. Therefore make sure not
to infl ate these objects too far, as they could burst.
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Select the appropriate adapter and insert it
into the connector piece of the air hose.
Adapter 1 (Fig. 3/Item 1): for air mattresses
Adapter 2 (Fig. 3/Item 2): for sporting balls
Adapter 3 (Fig. 3/Item 3): for beach balls
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Secure the connector piece by flipping back
the locking lever on top of the connector (Fig.
2/Item 2).
11.3 Starting the compressor
Notice! Please read the bulleted items listed
under „1. Important Notes" prior to starting up the
compressor. Ensure that the compressor cools
down for 10 minutes after it has run for 10 minu-
tes.
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Check the pressure gauge (Fig. 4/Item 2) pri-
or to switching on.
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To switch on, flip the ON/OFF switch
(Fig. 4/Item 1) to „I".
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