Warning and safety instructions
Note: In CAN bus mode, the following functions are not
possible, or are limited by the vehicle's processor: Trickle
charge, Desulphation, Fault detection. If you wish to use
all of the functions of the ProCharger XL, connect the charger
direct to the battery, following the operating instructions.
Note: In the charging mode for LiPo and Li-ion starter
batteries, the "Maintenance" and "Trickle charge" programs
are not available, as these are only intended for lead batteries.
They are of no use for lithium-polymer or lithium-ion starter
batteries, and could even cause damage.
Warning and safety instructions:
It is essential to read and follow the instructions in this manual
before using the device. The regulatory authorities require us
to give you important information for your safety and explain
how to avoid damaging the charger or other equipment.
The manufacturer is not liable for any damage arising from
negligent or deliberate failure to observe the instructions in
this manual!
In order to avoid malfunctions, damage or health hazards, the
following safety instructions should also be followed:
• Please read these operating instructions through carefully,
as they contain a lot of important information about how
to operate and use the charger. Only use the charger in
accordance with these instructions. Dispose of packaging
material that is not required, or store it in a place that is not
accessible to children. Risk of suffocation!
• If the charger or the connecting cables are damaged, it must
no longer be used. You should have it repaired at a qualified
workshop.
• Explosive and toxic gases may be produced when lead/acid
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batteries are charged. For this reason, always charge your
battery in a well-ventilated place. Avoid open flames and
sparks. Do not use the charger for charging any type of
battery other than those detailed in these instructions.
• Make sure that the charger's ventilation slots are not
covered.
• The charger must only be powered from an earthed 230 V
AC/50 Hz (10/16 A) socket.
• Never charge a lead/acid battery that is damaged or
defective. Never try to charge dry-cell or non-rechargeable
batteries. The only exceptions are LiPo and Li-ion starter
batteries, using the appropriate charging mode.
• Do not use the charger outdoors.
• Keep the charger out of the reach of children.
• Do not wear any conductive jewellery such as chains, arm
bands or rings while you are using the charger.
• Make sure that you do not come into contact with battery
acid. Battery acid can cause severe skin burns! If you do come
into contact with battery acid, you should immediately flush
it off with lots of clean water, and consult a doctor if
necessary.
• If the charger is used for a long time at maximum charging
current, it will become hot. You should therefore check the
charging process at regular intervals.
If anything is not right (excessive heating of the battery or
charger, heavy emission of gases from the battery), pull out
the power plug and disconnect the battery from the charger
immediately. When the charger is not in use, and also for
cleaning, pull out the power plug and disconnect the charger
from the battery. Never pull on the cable when unplugging,
but always grip the plug.
• Do not open or dismantle the charger, and do not attempt to
repair it.
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