The battery charger is equipped with a large number of protective and monitoring systems designed to check the machine's individual functions and
electronics. If any limit value is exceeded, or if the charger is operated incorrectly, it generates the error messages described in Chapter 15; it may also
terminate the charge process (e.g. if the car battery is almost flat). Nevertheless you should always avoid connecting the batteries as shown in the illustra-
tions below, since - for example - under certain circumstances a defective battery may not trigger a warning, and this may result in damage to the charger.
The balancer sockets are polarised; watch out for the lateral lugs. The same applies to the TX / RX socket. Never use force to insert a connector; plugs
should slide smoothly into sockets.
Most cables are colour-coded: black (brown) wire = negative (-) terminal; red wire = positive (+) terminal.
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XH - PQ - TP
WARNING: never connect your batteries as shown in the pictures above, as this may damage the battery or charger. Fire or explosion hazard!