Wagan Power Dome Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 5)

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Power Dome

™

400 by Wagan Tech

www.wagan.com

Wagan Tech and wagan.com are trademarks used by Wagan Corporation.

User’s Manual—Read before using this equipment

• After using the jump starter, turn off the Jumper Safety Switch.

• Excessive engine cranking can damage the vehicle‘s starter motor. If

the engine fails to start after the recommended number of attempts,

discontinue jumpstart procedure and look for other problems that may

need to be corrected.

• If vehicle to be started has a Positive Grounded System (positive battery

terminal is connected to chassis):

i. Connect negative (-) black clamp to vehicle battery‘s negative terminal.

ii. Connect positive (+) red clamp to vehicle chassis or a solid, non-

moving, metal vehicle component or body part. DO NOT clamp

directly to positive battery terminal or moving part.

JUMPSTARTING

1. Review the Jumpstart Warnings.

2. Make sure all vehicle appliances, lights, radio, etc. are turned off.

3. Make sure the vehicle’s gear is in “park” position and the brake is set.

4. Make sure all Power Dome switches are off.

5. Securely connect the Red (+) cable Clamp to the vehicle’s Positive (+)

battery terminal.

6. Connect the Black (-) cable Clamp to a non-moving part on the vehicle.

7. Observe the color of the Reverse Polarity Protection Indicator that is located between

the compressor and work light button.

• If the light is RED, DO NOT TURN ON THE JUMPER SAFETY SWITCH!

i. Cable clamps need to be reversed.

ii. Disconnect the black clamp ﬁrst then the red clamp.

iii. Reconnect and observe the indicator again.

• If the light is GREEN, turn on the Jumper Safety Switch.

i. Inside the vehicle, turn on the ignition switch and attempt to start the engine.

ii. Crank a maximum of three seconds. If the engine does not start, wait three

minutes before the next attempt.

iii. After the engine starts, turn off the Jumper Safety Switch.

iv. Disconnect the black clamp ﬁrst, and then disconnect the red clamp.

8. Be sure that the cables and clamps are securely stored.

9. Recharge the Power Dome as soon as convenient.

NOTE: If the engine does not start, there may be a problem other than a

discharged battery. Call for service.

USB POWER PORT

Set Inverter Power Switch to the “|” position. The USB Power Port is located

underneath the AC Outlets. It can power/charge devices that require 5 Volts up

to 500mA through the use of a user-supplied cord.

Trouble Shooting Guide (for inverter)

Trouble Cause Remedy

Lack of power output Power Dome battery

voltage below 10 volts

Recharge the Power Dome immediately.

Excessive current drawn

by appliance being

operated

Reduce load to maximum of 400 watts.

1. Turn off the device and inverter.

2. Disconnect device.

3. Turn the inverter on and let it run

for a minimum of 2 minutes.

4. Turn off inverter. Quickly plug in

device to inverter making sure

device is off prior to connection.

5. Turn on the inverter and device

Inverter fuse blown Check and replace if necessary. Be sure

any replacement fuse is the same type

and rating.

Inverter Power

Indicator is not lit.

Excessive voltage drop Check Power Dome and recharge if

voltage drops below 10 volts.

Inverter is overloaded Reduce load to maximum of 400 watts.

Television/Power

Tool will not start

High surge wattage

requirement to start-up

Toggle the Inverter Power Switch on and

off in quick succession a total of 5 times. If

the device does not start, the device is not

compatible with this type of inverter.

Television

Interference

Picture breaking up

(static).

Place the Power Dome as far from the TV,

antenna, and coaxial cable as possible.

TV station may be out or range.

Do not use inverter with low quality audio

AC ﬁltering system.

Static/noise

interference in audio

system

Sound system has weak

alternating current

shielding

Replace audio system with high quality

noise ﬁltering.

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