Operation; Maintenance - Silverline 549095 Bedienungsanleitung

549095
6. Check that the clamps are securely connected and will not loosen during the
charging process
Note: If the clamps are correctly connected, the display will show the voltage and
'connected' will be illuminated. If the poles are reversed, the display will show 0.0 and
'connected' will not illuminate.

Operation

WARNING: Only use the 'Fast Charge' mode under the Charge Start Selector (6)
for a short amount of time. Do not leave the battery unattended while in 'Fast Charge'
charging mode.
WARNING: Never charge a battery where the water level is low. These will produce a
higher level of explosive/flammable gas and damage the battery.
IMPORTANT: This is a three-stage automatic charger. Under 'Normal' charge mode, the
charger can remain connected to the battery for long periods of time. Monitor the battery's
charge progress, then disconnect the charger after the battery has reached the desired
percentage level.
IMPORTANT: Ensure the battery is in a well-ventilated area before commencing charging
to prevent the build-up of flammable gases.
IMPORTANT: This is an earthed device and must be connected to an earthed mains socket.
IMPORTANT: It is recommended to use this battery charger to charge only one battery at
a time. Full information regarding how to charge batteries in series or parallel with this
charger is beyond the scope of this manual. However, it is important to match: voltage,
capacity, state of charge, relative age and ideally brand and model of each battery to
ensure correct charging for both series and parallel. It is also important that battery banks
have a final voltage of 6V or 12V and the combined Ah rating is within the range stated in
the specification.
WARNING: DO NOT switch polarity, for example negative clamp to positive battery
terminal and positive clamp to negative terminal. Doing so could cause damage to the
device and the battery, and could cause explosion.
Charging batteries
Note: Follow the correct procedure for either 'Connecting to a battery (in vehicle)' or
'Connecting to a battery (freestanding)' before continuing.
1. Check that the clamps are securely connected to the correct terminals and will not
loosen during the charging process
2. Turn the automatic charger on at the power supply
3. Check the Battery Type Selector (5) is set to the correct battery and the Charge Start
Selector (6) is set to the required Charge Start mode (see 'Battery Type Selector' and
'Charge Start Selector' for information)
• To cycle through the modes and selections using the Digital Display Selector (4), the
Battery Type Selector (5), or the Charge Start Selector (6), press the individual selector
button repeatedly until the light reaches the desired display mode/battery type/charge
start mode
Note: Regularly monitor the charge level on the Digital Display (1) by checking the light
next to the charge level:
- Connected: battery detected and the battery charger is connected correctly
- Charging: the battery is charging correctly
- Charged: the battery has reached its full-charge capacity and the charger can now be
switched off then disconnected
• Once the battery reaches the desired amount of charge, or is fully charged, switch
off the automatic battery charger at the mains power source then disconnect the Black
Negative Clamp (8) followed by the Red Positive Clamp (9)
• When charging very cold batteries, the initial charge rate may increase as the battery
warms. Do not attempt to charge a frozen battery
• Internally damaged (shorted) batteries will draw very high current, without charging.
If the battery has been charging for 5¬–10 minutes and shows no reduction in charging
current, the battery may be damaged. Stop charging and have the battery
professionally tested
• Refit battery in vehicle if removed, ensuring positive terminal is connected before the
negative terminal
IMPORTANT: Disconnect the charger from the mains power supply, then disconnect the
battery after use. Leaving the battery connected may result in overcharging and permanent
battery damage.
Selecting 'Start' Mode
This mode briefly delivers 75A to bridge a drained or weak battery to assist in jump
starting.
IMPORTANT: Only exit this mode by unplugging the Mains Power Cord (11).
WARNING: Ensure all of the connections are as described and are made in
the correct order, otherwise damage may occur to electronic systems in the vehicle.
Proceeding against the specifications in this manual is done with your own responsibility
and at your own risk.
IMPORTANT: This function is not suitable for batteries that are below 45Ah as it could
cause damage to the batteries.
Automatic Battery Starter Charger 12A 6/12V
Note: To protect the battery from damage, the battery charger has a built-in analysis
programme for checking issues such as sulphation or rapid voltage drops. If the charger
is connected to a severely drained or heavily stressed battery it will not turn on. During
this analysis process, the battery is being charged with lower currents, which is indicated
by the charging light, and the Digital Display will read '0'. This means the Start mode
function cannot be used, which will protect the battery from damage. If this occurs, restart
the automatic charger and then first charge the battery using either the 'Fast Charge' or
'Normal Charge' modes. (See 'Charging Batteries'.)
Note: Diesel vehicles and large-volume engines require amperages above 75A for jump
starting. Charge the battery to at least 60% (monitor the 'Battery %' on the Digital Display
(1)). Exit this mode by unplugging the Mains Power Cord (11).
When using this mode:
- Ensure the battery has some charge; the automatic battery charger is not a jump starter
but can assist starting vehicles with partly depleted batteries by providing a boost
Note: For a quick charge to refresh a partially drained battery, charge the battery for 5–10
minutes with the Battery Type Selector (5) set to the correct battery and the Charge Start
Selector (6) set to 'Fast Charge' mode.
1. Ensure the vehicle's terminals are connected correctly to the battery terminals: positive
'+' to positive, and negative '-' to negative
2. Plug the battery charger's Mains Power Cord (11) in to the mains power
3. Connect the Red Positive Clamp (9) to the battery's positive '+' terminal
4. Connect the Black Negative Clamp (8) to the battery's negative '-' terminal
5. If connected correctly, the charger will automatically choose the correct battery type;
however, review this and change the battery type by cycling through the battery types
and pressing the Battery Type Selector (5) button
6. Select the 'Start' mode by pressing the Charge Start Selector (6) until the correct mode
is selected
7. The Digital Display (1) should read '0'
8. Turn on the vehicle's ignition and attempt to start the vehicle, which will show a '5' on
the Digital Display and initiate a countdown: 2 seconds priming/analysis and 3 seconds
jump start function at 75A
9. During this countdown, the charger will briefly deliver 75A to bridge the battery to
attempt to start the car, which will be followed by a safety 180 second pause to protect
the battery
10. After the pause, the 5 second cycle will restart followed by another pause
- Only do this for 5 cycles
- After 5 cycles, if the vehicle has not started, allow the battery to cool then revert to
another charge mode to charge the battery more before attempting the Start
mode again
- After the vehicle has been started, select 'Alternator' mode on the Digital Display (1) to
see if the alternator is working. If the alternator reads 100, then it is working effectively.
If it is not reading 100, there may be a problem with the vehicle's alternator and will
need to be checked by a professional mechanic as soon as possible
- If you are unable to start the vehicle after charging the battery again then using the
'Start' mode, the battery might be faulty or there might be another mechanical fault with
the vehicle. Seek advice from a professional mechanic
Disconnecting from the battery
1. Remove the Black Negative Clamp (8) from the battery's negative '-' terminal
2. Remove the Red Positive Clamp (9) from the battery's positive '+' terminal
3. Unplug the Mains Power Cord (11)
4. Replace any covers for battery terminals/cells, if applicable
Note: If reconnecting the battery to the vehicle:
- reconnect the battery's positive '+' terminal
- reconnect the battery's negative '-' terminal
- replace any covers for battery terminals/cells, if applicable
Accessories
• Your Silverline stockist will have a wide range of other quality automotive products.
Contact your local stockist for more information

Maintenance

WARNING: Always ensure that the battery charger is disconnected from the mains
power supply and the battery before performing any maintenance procedure.
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