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Q. After jump starting, can I leave the unit hooked to the battery to recharge the
Jump-N-Carry while the engine is running?
A. No.AttemptingtorechargetheJump-N-Carry by this method is not
recommended. Vehicle alternators output anywhere from 25-125 amps. This
charging rate greatly exceeds the recommended recharging rate for the
Jump-N-Carry. Charging by this method will result in overcharging the
Jump-N-Carry battery, and may void the product warranty.
Q.Whataccessoriescanbepoweredviathe12voltoutlet?
A. Any accessory up to 12 amps can be powered by the Jump-N-Carry. This unit
is equipped with an automatic reset circuit breaker, should the current exceed
12 amps. At the same time, this limits any recharge current through the 12-volt
outletto12amps.Onecanpoweralmostany12-volttooloraccessory(examples:
impact wrenches, fans, radios, cellular phones, navigation equipment, camcorders,
emergency lights, trolling motors, coolers, small refrigerators, etc.).
Q. Can the Jump-N-Carry battery be replaced?
A. Yes,callTechnicalServiceat(913)310-1050(U.S.).
Q. Can the Jump-N-Carry be recycled?
A. Yes, the environment was one of our main concerns in the development and
design of the Jump-N-Carry. Most battery outlets can dispose of this product at
its life’s end. In fact, your Jump-N-Carry contains a sealed, non-spillable lead acid
battery and proper disposal is required by law. See Battery Removal and Disposal
Instructions.
Q. I have a regular 10 amp battery charger, can I use it to recharge the
Jump-N-Carry?
A. No,onlythemethodsreviewedinthe“Recharging”sectionshouldbeused.
Q. Is the Jump-N-Carry goof proof?
A. No,jumpstartinginstructionsmustbefollowed.Readandunderstandallsafety
and operating instructions in this manual and those found in the owner’s manual of
any vehicle being jump started before using your Jump-N-Carry.
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