- Unplug the charger from the wall socket.
- Disconnect the black connection from the negative (black) terminal of the battery.
- Disconnect the red connection from the positive (red) terminal of the battery.
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Manual Battery charger
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Battery Charger
At ALLSAFE you can also purchase a battery charger. This keeps the battery of your car or motorcycle in good condition while it is in storage. The trickle charger operates on 220–240 volts and can therefore be plugged directly into a standard wall socket in your shed or garage.
The ALLSAFE Battery Charger is a 7-step charger for car and motorcycle batteries, suitable for both 6V and 12V lead-acid batteries of the types WET, AGM, and GEL. The charger is not suitable for lithium-ion batteries and is designed for non-commercial use in an enclosed environment.
Read the shortened step-by-step plan below, or download the full manual here: Battery Charger Manual (PDF)
User manual
Connecting
- If necessary, disconnect the battery from the vehicle by first disconnecting the negative terminal (black) and then the positive terminal (red).
- Connect the desired connection (clamps or eyelets) to the quick connector of the charger.
- Connect the red clamp or red eyelet to the red (positive) terminal and the black clamp or black eyelet to the negative (black) terminal of the battery (or to the vehicle chassis; please refer to your vehicle’s manual).
- Plug the charger into the mains by inserting the plug into a wall socket.
- If the charger is not connected correctly, the warning LED will light up.
Disconnecting