Operation; Turning On And Off; Important Information For Charging The Battery - Bosch BAT 430 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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Operation

4.1 �urning on and off
The power supply for the battery charger comes from
the lighting mains. The unit is factory set to 230 V,
50/60 Hz. The BAT 430 is turned on using the mains
switch (Fig. 1, Pos. 8).
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BAT 430 automatically recognizes whether a 12 Volt
battery or a 24 Volt battery (series connection of
two 12 Volt batteries) is connected.
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The back-up mode occurs if the terminal clips are
connected after switching on, and the buffer mode
occurs if the terminal clips are connected before
switching on (see Chapter 4.5).
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4.2 Important information for charging
the battery
If there is a pungent smell of gas, there is a
severe risk of explosion! Proceed as follows:
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Avoid fire, naked flames and sparks.
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Do not turn off the BAT 430.
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Do not remove the charging clips.
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Ventilate the room well immediately.
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Move the rotary actuator to the extreme
left (minimum charging current).
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After ventilating, turn the mains switch on
the BAT 430 to "0" (OFF).
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Have the battery checked by a Bosch cus-
tomer service center.
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Only charge batteries in well ventilated rooms.
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Avoid fire, naked flames and sparks while charging
the battery.
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Only connect intact batteries in parallel for charging.
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Do not attempt to charge non-rechargeable batteries.
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While charging totally discharged batteries, turn off
all consumers in the vehicle.
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The mains connecting lead and the charging leads
must be in perfect condition.
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Before connecting the BAT 430 to the mains, you
must set the mains switch to "0" (OFF).
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On standard batteries, unscrew the inspection plugs
before charging.
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When charging vehicle batteries in the installed condi-
tion, connect the black terminal clip (‒) to the body,
away from the battery and fuel pipe line.
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Turn off the BAT 430 before disconnecting the charg-
ing clips.
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Never disconnect the charging clips while charging is
in progress.
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The battery may not be disconnected from the vehicle
electrical system while charging is in progress.
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Never short circuit the charging clips.
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