Connecting And First Use; Charging A Battery That Is Not Installed - Procharger Compact Bedienungsanleitung

Connecting and first use

Connecting and first use
If the battery is charged while fitted in the vehicle, you must make
sure that all the vehicle's electrically powered equipment, such as
the ignition, radio, light, mobile phone, mobile phone charger and
so on, are switched off. In some cases, it will be necessary to remove
the lead battery or to disconnect it. It is essential that the warning
instructions from the manufacturer of the battery and vehicle are
observed. First connect the red terminal (+) to the positive terminal
of the battery, then the black terminal (-) to the vehicle bodywork.
Make sure you use a bare metal component (not a painted panel).
The location should be as far as possible from the battery and the
fuel lines. Now connect the battery charger to the mains power
(a socket that also meets the relevant specifications).
Connecting and charging a battery that is not fitted into
the vehicle
Connecting to the battery: Connect the red terminal (+) of the
charger to the positive pole of the battery and the black terminal (-)
to the battery's negative pole.
Connection to the 230 V mains: Connect the charger to the 230 V
mains network (socket). The green „Mains" („Netz") LED lights up.
Charging
The device will start the charging process automatically. This will be
indicated by the „Charge" („Laden") LED.
Job done
If all the test criteria are satisfied after charging and the battery is
found to be „healthy", the charger switches the „Done" („Fertig")
LED on (see note N3 on P. 45) and enters maintenance mode.
At the same time, the „Charge" („Laden") LED goes out, and the
„Desulphation" („Entsulfatierung") LED is turned on. This means
that the battery is charged and ready to operate, and it can be
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