7
12V Multifunction Jump Starter
with LED Lights
EN
unit is charged such that the unit’s Status Display
shows 3 LEDs when the Power Button is depressed.
1) Connect the clamp set to the vehicle ignition port.
Be sure that the cable connection is fully engaged
and secure. Upon connection, the clamp will then
light a flashing blue LED, indicating the unit is in
standby mode. (See Figure B1)
2) Turn ignition off before making vehicle
connections.
3) Clamp the positive (red +) clamp to the positive
terminal on the vehicle battery, and clamp the
negative (black –) clamp to the negative terminal.
Once connected, the clamp will turn on solid
green. (See Figure B2)
NOTE:
If you need to start more than once, pay
attention to the unit’s Status Display (at least 3
LEDs on).
If the unit lights on or beeps, check the
New
Smart Cable Specification.
NOTE:
You have 10 seconds to start the vehicle
(counting from the moment the clamps are
connected correctly into the Jump Starter) or the
unit will return to standby mode.
4) Start the vehicle (turn on the vehicle ignition).
NOTE:
If the vehicle doesn’t start within 6
seconds, let the jump starter cool for 3 minutes
before attempting to start the vehicle again or you
may damage the jump starter.
NOTE:
During very cold conditions, the unit
may not start on the first attempt. We suggest
attempting to start a second or third time, as the
starting attempt will warm the internal battery
and improve your starting chances. Do not
attempt to start after four attempts – either the
unit does not have sufficient power to start the
vehicle or there is a more extensive problem with
the vehicle than simply a depleted battery.
5) When the vehicle is started, the smart cable/
clamp will show a solid blue LED and the warning
buzzer will beep.
6) Disconnect the clamp from the vehicle.
7) Disconnect the clamp from the jump starter.
3. CHARGING MOBILE DEVICES (SEE FIGURE C)
1) Plug the USB charging cable into either the USB
1 or USB 2 charging port. You can charge up to 2
devices at a time.
2) Connect the charging cable to the mobile device
3) Press the power button to start charging
4.LIGHTING
The jump starter features several different work light
modes through pressing on the power button for
different times:
1. First Power Button press turns the unit ON,
indicating the unit’s state of charge.
2. Second press turns ON solid working light.
3. Third press turns ON solid red signal light.
4. Fourth press turns ON flashing red signal light.
5. Fifth press turns ON solid flashlight.
6. Sixth press turns ON flashing flashlight.
7. Seventh press turns entire unit OFF.
NOTE:
While in any of the above work light modes,
you can turn the unit OFF by pressing and holding
the Power Button for four seconds. The power
indicator will automatically turns off after 10
minutes.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
1. The indicator light does not show when charging
the device
1) Check that the charging cable is actually
connected to the device.
2) Check if the port is correctly connected.
2. Flashlight can’t open
1) Check if the device has enough charge for use.
2) Check that it is used correctly.
3. Unresponsive when using the device
1) Charge the device, when charging, the light
flashes.
2) If an emergency start is given to a car device with
low battery capacity, the start is not valid due
to the activation of the chip safety protection
function. It can be reset by charging it to be
reactivated.
MAINTENANCE AND
STORAGE
Remove the plug from the socket before
carrying out any adjustment, servicing or
maintenance.
Your tool requires no additional lubrication or
maintenance. Never use water or chemical cleaners
to clean your charger. Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Always store your charger in a dry place.
PRECAUTIONS
1) The applicable temperature for use -17
o
C -60
o
C
2) Avoid direct sunlight or humid conditions.
3) Avoid the switch being squeezed when placed.
4) If circuit protection is caused by plugging in
high-power 12V vehicle equipment (current more
than 8A), charge the emergency power supply to
activate it.
ENVIRONMENTAL
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