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Discharging the capacitor
Discharge the capacitor before you store the capacitor.
IMPORTANT!
Never remove the capacitor without discharging the stored power. This can cause a dangerous electrical shock
even after disconnection.
1. Disconnect the cables from the capacitor in the following order:
a. Positive cable (from the POSITIVE terminal)
b. Ground cable (from the NEGATIVE terminal)
c. Remote cable (from the REMOTE terminal)
2. Connect one end of the supplied resistor to the POSITIVE (+) terminal, and the other end to the NEGATIVE
(-) terminal. After 1-5 minutes, the capacitor will be discharged (no sound can be heard from the buzzer).
Caution! During discharging, the resistor will become hot. This is normal. Exercise caution for the hot
resistor.
CAP8
(example only)
Supplied resistor
(1 watt/51 Ω)
Troubleshooting
If you have problems using this product, check the following points before you request service. If you still have
a problem, contact our technical support.
Problem Solution
Voltage display not turned on This is normal. The capacitor is in sleep status when volume is low or
there is no voltage variation present.
The amplier is not turned on. Turn on the amplier.
Check that the REMOTE terminal on the capacitor is properly and
securely connected to your amplier.
Capacitor not fully charged When fully charged, the displayed voltage will stop rising to show the
voltage of your car battery. To check with accuracy on full charge,
measure the voltage of your car battery using a voltmeter.
Warning sound heard One of the followings occurs: reverse polarity connection, low battery
voltage, or over battery voltage.
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