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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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Always follow all safety guidelines where the proper PPE and do not attempt to connect any equipment to a battery that has cracked, swollen or otherwise physically damaged as per maintenance procedure, 3-2 battery care maintenance, ensure all batteries are room temperature before charging 1st. Why do we use the associated 63 66 gang charger? It gives us the ability to charge more batteries at one time. If it is necessary to remove the batteries from the vehicle to charge, remove the grounded terminal from the battery first, ensure all accessories are off to eliminate any chance of an arc and work in a well ventilated area before starting clean the battery terminals then turn on the power switch. The red light should come on next, select the battery type, connect the positive red clamp to the positive terminal of the battery, connect the negative clamp to the negative terminal of the battery. When this is complete, the green light will come on for about five seconds. Charging begins when the green light goes off and the yellow light comes on, The battery is between 70 and 80% state of charge. When the yellow light begins to blink, the charge will then be in Finnish charge mode. When the green light is blinking, the battery is fully charged, The charger maintains battery at a float voltage. Follow all safety precautions mentioned on the battery charging and testing page on the internet. Always remember to wrap up chords and return the machine to the location for easy access the next time it is needed