Troubleshooting; Warranty; Disposal - Dometic BUTTNER MT iQ Basic Pro Montage- Und Bedienungsanleitung

Troubleshooting

Fault
The device is not working at all.
The display always shows -250 A.
Charge current is positive or the load
current is negative
Sometimes wrong current value
The hole in the Hall sensor is too
small for all the positive cables.
After a longer time the display shows
still 100% current charge.
Display flashing and shows <30% or
< 20%

Warranty

The statutory warranty period applies. If the prod-
uct is defective, please contact your retailer or the
manufacturer's branch in your country (see
dometic.com/dealer).
For repair and warranty processing, please include
the following documents when you send in the
product:
• A copy of the receipt with purchasing date
• A reason for the claim or description of the fault

Disposal

Recycling products with non-replaceable
batteries, rechargeable batteries or light
sources
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Possible cause
Blown fuse
Poor power supply contact
Wrong power supply polarity
Poor connection at the Hall sensor
Wrong current direction
Cables inside the Hall sensor
Hall sensor dimension
Initialization in progress
Low battery charge status
Recycling packaging material
Technical data
4445103615
Solution
Replace the fuse.
Clean battery terminals and the
device wiring contacts.
Connect the device properly.
Clean the Hall sensor connector.
Hall sensor must be turned to
180 degree.
All the battery connected cables
must go through the Hall sensor
opening.
Install the Hall sensor to the negative
wire to the battery.
Charge the battery for minimum
24 h.
Charge the battery to avoid deep
discharge.
➤ If the product contains any non-replace-
able batteries, rechargeable batteries or
light sources, you don't have to remove
them before disposal.
➤ If you wish to finally dispose of the prod-
uct, ask your local recycling center or spe-
cialist dealer for details about how to do
this in accordance with the applicable dis-
posal regulations.
➤ The product can be disposed free of
charge.
➤ Place the packaging material in the appro-
priate recycling waste bins wherever pos-
sible.