Product Familiarisation; Intended Use; Unpacking Your Tool - Silverline 549095 Bedienungsanleitung

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Product Familiarisation

1 Digital Display
2 Carry Handle
3 Air Vent
4 Digital Display Selector
5 Battery Type Selector
6 Charge Start Selector
7 Fuse
8 Black Negative Clamp
9 Red Positive Clamp
10 Rear Fan (not shown)
11 Mains Power Cord

Intended Use

Battery charger for charging conventional wet-cell lead acid batteries that are either fitted
in a vehicle or freestanding. 12V (normally 6 cell) and 6V (normally 3 cell) batteries are
supported. Automatic battery charger is also capable of AC power-assisted starting of
vehicles in the same range.
Note: This battery charger is not suitable for charging electric vehicles with built-in
rechargeable batteries.

Unpacking Your Tool

• Carefully unpack and inspect your tool. Familiarise yourself with all its features and
functions.
• Ensure that all parts of the tool are present and in good condition. If any parts are
missing or damaged, have such parts replaced before attempting to use this tool.
Before Use
WARNING: Do not connect the charger to the mains power supply until instructed
in the steps below.
WARNING: Always visually check the charger and all cables prior to each use for
signs of wear/defects/damage.
WARNING: Only use this product in a dry, well-ventilated area.
WARNING: Ensure the charger is on a stable, flat surface where the unit and/or
connecting cables will not pose a tripping hazard when in use.
IMPORTANT: It is always recommended to disconnect the battery from the vehicle before
charging, which helps avoid damage to the alternator and other electrical accessories
on the vehicle. Before disconnecting the battery, ensure that the voltage of the battery is
compatible with the charger.
A guide to typical vehicle battery Ah ratings (to be used as a rough guide; always
check the battery in the vehicle)
Engine
Capacity
<1300cc
5 - 15Ah 15 - 30Ah
>1300cc -
Diesel -
IMPORTANT: Before charging a maintenance-type battery, always check the electrolyte
level in the chambers. To ensure a longer battery life, the electrolyte levels must be kept
at or close to the maximum levels inside the chambers. When topping up the electrolyte,
ALWAYS wear protective eyewear and rubber gloves. Always use distilled water to fill and
never use regular tap water. After the electrolyte has been topped up, leave the caps off
while charging if the battery manufacturer's instructions suggest to do so.
6
35 - 45Ah - 60 - 110Ah
- 45 - 65Ah 45 - 65Ah 60 - 110Ah
- 60 - 90Ah 60 - 90Ah 60 - 110Ah
Battery Type Selector
• Use this button to select the correct type of battery
12V Regular: Regular lead acid. Higher short burst of energy. SLI (starting, lighting, ignition)
batteries. Main purpose is to start an engine.
12V Deep Cycle: Wet cell, flooded (FLA) and valve-regulated lead acid (VRLA), leisure
batteries. Provides steady rate of energy to power caravans and motorhomes etc. Main
purpose is to perform a high number of recharge/discharge cycles without battery-health
loss.
12V AGM/GEL: AGM (absorbed glass mat) and GEL cell batteries. Deep-cycle batteries
requiring a specific charge rate.
6V Regular: Regular lead acid. Higher short burst of energy. SLI (starting, lighting, ignition)
batteries. Main purpose is to start an engine.
Charge Start Selector
• Use this button to select the correct type of battery
Fast Charge: For charging batteries faster with a higher current output. Mainly used for
a quicker charge to batteries in vehicles that may require a jump start. This mode is not
recommended for general charging or for deep-cycle batteries.
Normal Charge: Used for a regular, slower charge. Can be used to charge all battery types.
Start: Used to provide a temporary AC to DC boost to vehicles that are trying to be started.
(See 'Selecting 'Start' Mode')
Connecting to a battery (in vehicle)
• This charger is suitable for use on 6V/12V, negative earth, vehicle electrical systems
only, when charging with the battery fitted in the vehicle
• Marine batteries must ALWAYS be moved to dry land for charging. This charger is not
designed for use in a marine environment
• If appropriate, check battery fluid level before charging. Top up with distilled water
if required. Check battery manufacturer's guidance as to whether cell caps should be
removed for charging
• Ensure that the engine is stopped and all electrical accessories (lights, radio, etc.) are
switched off. Keep vehicle bonnet, boot or access panels open during battery charging
• Locate battery and identify battery terminals. The positive terminal is usually marked
with a '+' symbol; the negative terminal is usually marked with a '-' symbol. If you are
unsure of which terminal is which, seek professional assistance
• Refer to vehicle manufacturer's handbook to determine whether terminals should be
disconnected for charging. Follow manufacturer's guidance
For charging:
1. Disconnect the negative '-' battery connection cable
2. Disconnect the positive '+' battery connection cable
3. If the battery terminals are corroded or dirty, clean them with a suitable wire brush
4. Attach the Red Positive Clamp (9) to the positive '+' battery terminal
5. Attach the Black Negative Clamp (8) to the negative '-' battery terminal
6. Check that clamps are securely connected, and will not loosen during the
charging process
For Start mode boost:
Note: This is not a jump start machine. The charger provides a boost to a drained but
healthy battery.
1. If the battery terminals are corroded or dirty, clean them with a suitable wire brush
2. Attach the Red Positive Clamp (9) to the positive '+' battery terminal
3. Attach the Black Negative Clamp (8) to the negative '-' battery terminal
4. Check that clamps are securely connected, and will not loosen during the
starting process
Connecting to a battery (in vehicle)
• This charger is only suitable for use with 6V and 12V lead acid (wet cell) batteries,
deep-cycle (leisure) batteries, and AGM/GEL batteries
• If appropriate, check battery fluid (electrolyte) level before charging. Top up with distilled
water if required. Check battery manufacturer's guidance as to whether cell caps should
be removed for charging
• Ensure the battery and charger are placed in stable, flat, well-ventilated areas away
from children
• Identify battery terminals. The positive terminal is usually marked with a '+' symbol;
the negative terminal is usually marked with a '-' symbol. If you are unsure of which
terminal is which, seek professional assistance
1. Disconnect the negative '-' battery connection cable
2. Disconnect the positive '+' battery connection cable
3. If the battery terminals are corroded or dirty, clean them with a suitable wire brush
4. Attach the Red Positive Clamp (9) to the positive '+' battery terminal
5. Attach the Black Negative Clamp (8) to the negative '-' battery terminal