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External power supply
General remarks
The external power supply mode is used to ensure consumers have a power supply
when changing the battery (time, radio set-up, etc. are not lost)
Start external
To start the external power supply, proceed as follows:
power supply
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10. Connect pole terminals to the correct poles on the new battery
Stopping the
Stop the external power supply as follows:
external power
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supply
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WARNING! Risk of explosion from short circuits and arcs. Before connecting
to/disconnecting from battery, disconnect charger from mains supply. During
operation, check that charging terminals are properly connected to the system
being supplied.
CAUTION! Risk of damage to the in-vehicle electronics if incorrect voltage is
selected in the external power supply mode. Before starting the external
power supply, ensure that the selected charging voltage is the same as the
battery voltage. The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage that
arises from selecting an incorrect charging voltage.
Unplug machine from the mains
Switch off engine and ignition, shed all loads
Select „External power supply" mode (lower switch position)
Acctiva 12/24-20: adjust selector switch according to the battery voltage
Connect (+) charging terminal to the plus cable of the system being supplied
Connect (-) charging terminal to negative pole of the system being supplied, or to
the vehicle body (e.g. engine block) in the case of vehicle electrical systems
Carefully detach pole terminals from the battery, the charger takes over the function
of the battery
Change the battery
Depending on the charger type, move selector switch to O position or press STOP
button
Unplug machine from the mains
Disconnect (-) charging terminal from the negative pole of the system being sup-
plied, or from the vehicle body (e.g. engine block) in the case of vehicle electrical
systems
Disconnect (+) charging terminal from the plus cable of the system being supplied
Indicators flash alternately
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