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Charging the Power Pack
WARNING! Always charge on a non-flammable surface.
Press and hold the Battery Test Button on the front
of the unit to check the battery power level.
a. Green light is ready for use.
b. Yellow light needs to be charged.
c. Red light should be charged immediately.
Turn the Clamp Power Switch on front
of unit to the OFF position.
Note: Before initial use, completely
charge the Power Pack.
1. Plug the 120VAC Adapter into a 2 or 3-prong outlet.
2. Slide the Adapter socket on the 120VAC Charging
Input on the back of the Power Pack.
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Approximate
AC Charge Time
Initial Charge:
48 hours
Recharge:
30 hours
Figure B
3. The Charging Indicator lights will illuminate in a
cycle from red, to yellow, to green while the unit
is charging. The green Charging Indicator light
will remain on after charging is complete.
The battery power level must be checked
periodically when charging, and the Power Pack
must be unplugged when it is fully charged.
NOTE: FAILURE TO RECHARGE POWER
PACK WILL VOID WARRANTY.
4. Recharge:
a. When yellow light comes on while
pressing the Battery Test Button.
b. After each Jump-Start.
c. Once a month.
DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM CHARGING TIME
Item 62374
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Wen I hook it to my car it doesn't start my car my car just clicks but when I hook it to a vehicle my car starts
The CEN-TECH 62374 may not start your car but works with another vehicle due to several possible reasons:
1. Battery Condition – If your car battery is severely damaged or completely dead ("toast"), the jump starter may not be able to revive it.
2. Waiting Time – The manual states you must wait at least 5 minutes before trying to start the vehicle. If this step is skipped, it may not work.
3. Proper Connection – Ensure the clamps are correctly connected and that the negative clamp is not attached directly to the battery's negative terminal.
4. Power Pack Charge – The jump starter must be fully charged before use. Verify the battery test button to ensure sufficient charge.
5. Vehicle Electrical Issues – If your car has additional electrical or starter problems, the jump starter may not be enough to start it.
6. Environmental Conditions – Extremely cold conditions can make it harder for a weak battery to start, even with a jump starter.
If the jump starter works on another vehicle but not yours, the issue is likely with your car’s battery or electrical system rather than the jump starter itself.
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