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up to 5 seconds or until the engine

cranking stops. The digital display
shows a countdown of the remaining
crank time in seconds. It starts at 5 and
counts down to 0.

3.

Cool Down

- After cranking, the char­

ger enters a mandatory 3-minute (180
second) cool down state. During this
period, no settings can be changed.

The buttons are ignored. The digital

display indicates the remaining cool
down time in seconds. It starts at 180
and counts down to 0. The 80A START

LED blinks once every second. During

the cool down period, no current is de­

livered to the battery. After 3 minutes,

the 80A START LED will stop blinking
and will light continuously, indicating that
another crank cycle can be started. The
digital display will change from display­

ing the countdown back to displaying

the battery voltage. The CHARGING

LED will then be lit.

ENGINE STARTING NOTES:

• If the battery is disconnected during

the cool down period, the charger will

reset.

USING YOUR BATTERY CHARGER

OVERVIEW

Using this battery charger is very simple.
First, connect the battery and AC power

following the precautions listed under

“OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS”. Then
select the appropriate BATTERY TYPE
and CHARGE RATE for your battery. The
charger will then do everything automati­
cally. This section explains a few details.

CHARGING:

If the charger does not

detect a properly connected battery, the
CHECK (red) LED will light continuously

until such a battery is detected. Charging

will not begin while the CHECK LED is on.
When charging begins, the CHARGING

LED will be lit.

AUTOMATIC

SHUT OFF:

When the 2A,

12A or 30A charge rate is selected, the

charger is set to perform an automatic
charge. When an automatic charge is
performed, the charger stops charging au­

tomatically after the battery is charged.

ABORTED

CHARGE:

If charging can’t

be completed normally, charging will be
aborted. When charging is aborted, the
charger’s output is shut off and the red
CHECK LED and digital display blink on
and off (at opposite times). In that state, the
charger ignores all buttons. To reset from
after an aborted charge, either disconnect

the battery or unplug the charger.

DESULFATION

MODE:

If a battery is

left discharged for an extended period,
it could become sulfated and not accept

a normal charge. If the charger detects a

sulfated battery, the charger will switch to
a special mode of operation designed for
such batteries. Activation of the special
desulfation mode is indicated by blinking
the CHARGING LED. If successful, nor­

mal charging will resume after the battery
is desulfated. The CHARGING LED will

then stop blinking and light continuously.

Desulfation could take up to 10 hours. If

desulfation fails, charging will be aborted
and the CHECK (red) LED will blink.

COMPLETION

OF

CHARGING:

Charge

completion is indicated by the CHARGED

(green) LED; when lit, the charger has

stopped charging and switched to the

Maintain Mode of operation. If the 12V

DEEP CYCLE battery type was selected

for other charge types, the CHARGED

LED comes on when the battery is

charged enough for normal use.

MAINTAIN MODE;

When the CHARGED

(green) LED is lit, the charger has started
Maintain Mode. This mode of operation is

also known as Float-Mode Monitoring. In
this mode, the charger keeps the battery

fully charged by delivering a small amount

of current, when necessary. The voltage

is maintained at a level determined by the
BATTERY TYPE selected.

NOTE:

For

charge types other than DEEP CYCLE,
the CHARGED LED might be lit before

Maintain Mode is started.

GENERAL CHARGING NOTES:

The

charger is designed to control its cooling

fan for efficient operation. Consequently, it