CHGIB12 Interstate Batteries Powersports Battery Charger - 1.0 Amp - Sealed Lead Acid or AGM - Motorcycles, ATV, Marine, Snowmobiles, Lawnmowers, Scooters 920005

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12V 1 AMP {1000 mA) Automatic
Bae Charger & Maintainer
1000mA Charger
For lead-acid batteries
THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFE
AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR 12V BAERY CHARGER:
KEEP IT WITH OR NEAR CHARGER AT ALL TIMES.
IMPORTANT SAFE INSTRUIONS
Please read this manual and follow the instructions carefully before using the charger.
WARNING - RISK OF EXPLOSIVE GASES. WORKING IN VICINI OF A LEAD-ACID BAERY
IS DANGEROUS. EXPLOSIVE GASES DEVELOP DURING NORMAL BAERY OPERAON. IT IS
IMPORTANT THAT EACH ME BEFORE USING YOUR CHARGER, YOU READ THIS MANUAL AND
FOLLOW.THE INSTRUONS EXALY,
Never charge lithium ion batteri on this charger.
The charge me will be dependent on the Ah rating of the individual battery. See cha below.
100% .-----------------
7
5%
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25%
0%
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11.9V
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12.3V
VOLTAGE
12.7V 13V
*Approximate carge time using a constant current charger at
standard amps specified on the batte. Charging times may
va depending on the Ah rating of the batte.
'Approximate
charge time
3-6 hours
5-11 hours
13-20 hours
We always remmend that you check the batte manufacturer's specications before using lhis charger.
To reduce sk of battery_ explosion, follow ese instructions and those published by battery manufacturer and
manufacturer of any equipment yo intend to use in vicinity of battery. Review cautionary marking on these
products and on engine.
Do not expose charger to rain, snow, or liquids.
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Use of
an attachment not recommended or sold by the
batte
ry ch
a
rger manufacturer may result in a fire,
electrfc hock, or personal injury.
lo
reduce risk of electric shock, unplug charger from AC out
l
et
before attemp
ting
any maintenance or
cleaning
, Turning o controls will not reduce
this risk.
Do not operate charger ir it has received a sharp blow,. been dropped, or otherwise
damaged in any way;
take
it to a quali
f
ied seice professional.
Do not disassemble charger; take
it to a
qualified service center when service or repair is required.
Incorrect
reassembly may result
In
a risk of electric
shock or fire.
PERSONAL PRECAUTIONS
Someone should be within range
of your voice or close enough to
come to your aid when you work
near a lead-acid battery. Have plenty of fresh water and soap nearby in case battery acid concts skin,
clothing or eyes. Wear complete eye and clothing proteion. Avoid touching eyes while working near
battery.
If batte acid contacts skin or clothing, wash immediately with soap and water. If acid enters eye,
immediately flush eye with running cold water r at least 10 minutes and get medical aention
immediately.
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NEVER smoke or allow a spark or flame in vicinity of battery or engine.
Be
extra cautious to reduce risk of dropping a metal
tool onto battery. It might spark or short-circuit
battery or other eleril part that may use explosion.
Wheri working with a lead-acid batte, remove personal metal items such as rings, bracelets,
necklaces, watches, etc. A lead-acid baery n
produce a short-circuit current high enough
to weld a
ring or the like to mel, causing a severe burn.
Use
charger for charging a Lead-Acid Bae only. It Is not intended to supply power to a low
voltage el�ical system other than
In a st
a
rter-motor application. Do not
use baery charger r
charging d-cell batteries that are commonly used with home appliances. These baeries may burst
and use bodily Inju and damage to property.
NEVER charge a frozen battery.
PREPARING TO CHARGE
If necessa to remove battery om vehicle to charge, alwa remove grounded terminal from baery
first. Make sure all accessories in the vehicle are off, so as not to cause an arc. Be sure area around
bary
is well ventilated while batte is being
charged. Gas can be forcefully blown away by using a
piece of cardboard or other non-metallic material
as
a ran.
Clean baery terminals. Be reful to keep corrosion from coming into contact with eyes. Add distilled
wa In ch ll unUI bat acid reach level speed by baery manucturer. This hel purge
excessive gas from cells. Do not overfill. For a batte without caps, carefully follow manufacturer's
recharging instructions.
Study all batte manuurer's specific prautions such as removing or not removing cell caps while
charging and recommended rates of charge.
Determine voltage of battery by contacting batte manufacturer and make sure it matches output
ratings of battery charger.
CHARGER LOCAON
Locate charger as far away from batte as DC cables permit.
Never pla charger directly above battery being charged; gases from batte will corrode and damage
charger.
Never allow bae acid to drip on charger when reading gvity or lling batte.
Do not operate charger in a clos-in area or restrict ven�latlon in any way.
Do not set a batte on top of charger.
If an extension cord is needed, It should be a grounded, heavy duty cord (12 gauge or better).
DC CONNEON PRECAUONS
Connect and disnnect DC output terminals only aer removing charger from AC outlet.
Ner allow DC output termina to touch each oer.
If problems arise nneing the output leads, solicit the aid of your Deal�r from whom you purtha�ed
this product or the charger manufacturer for finding a suible connection device ror yaur application.
FOLLOW THESE STEPS WHEN BAER IS INSTALLED IN VEHICLE. A SPARK NEAR BAERY
MAY CAUSE BAERY EXPLOSION. TO REDUCE RISK OF A SPARK NEAR BAERY:
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Position AC and DC rds to reduce risk of damage by hd, door or moving engine part.
Stay clear of fan blades, bel, pulleys, and any other pa that can cause Inju to persons .
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Check polarity
of battery
posts POSITIVE (POS.,P,+) post usually has larger diameter than
NEGAVE - (NEG.,N,-),
Determine
which post of battery is grounded
(conneed) to chassis.
For negative-g
rounded
vehicle, rst connect POSITIVE (RED) clip from charger to POSVE
(POS.,P,+) ungrounded post of battery. Then connect NEGAVE (BCK) terminal to vehicle
chassis or engine block away from battery.
For
positive-grounded vehicle, conne NEGAVE (BCK) clip from charger to NEGAVE
(NEG.,N,-)
ungrounded
st of batte1y. _C
onnect POSmVE (RED) clip to vehicle chassis or engine
block
away from
ba
tty keeping the ba
t
tery LErminal well-removed therefrom.
Do not connect any charger clips to carburetor, el lines, or sheet-metal body pa. Connect to a
heavy gauge metal pa of the frame or engine block.
Connect AC supply cord charger to electric outlet.
When disconneing charger, turn switches (if supplied) to o, disconnect charger from AC power,
remove clip from vehicle chassis, and then remove clip from baery terminal. See operating
instructions for length of charge information.
Make sure the batte pe seleion switch position is corr.
See operating instruions r length of charge information.
FOLLOW THESE STEPS WHEN BAERY IS OUTSIDE VEHICLE. A SPARK NEAR THE BAERY MAY
CAUSE BAERY EXPLOSION. TO REDUCE RISK OF A SPARK NEAR BAERY:
Check polarity of battery posts. POSITIVE (P0S.,P,+) battery post usually has a larger diameter than
NEGATIVE (NEG.,N,-) post. Some batteries are equipped with 'Wing- nut' terminals allowing for easy
placement of the terminals to these posts.
Attach at least a 24 inch long 6 gauge (AWG) insulated batte cable to NEGAVE (NEG.,N,-)
batte post.
Connect POSITIVE (RED) charger terminal to POSfVE (POS.,P,+) post of batte.
Position
yourself and free end of ble as far away from bae as possible, then nnect NEGAVE
(BLACK) terminal to free end of cable.
Do not face baery when making final connection.
Conne AC supply cord charger to power outlet.
When
disconnecting charger, always do so in
reverse sequence of connecting procedure and break
first connection while as far away from battery as possib
l
e.
A marine (boat) batte must be removed and charged on shore. To charge it on board requires
equipment specially designed for marine use.
SAFE & FEATURES: Automatic Switching Mode Batte Charger & Maintainer
Never overcharge your bae
Easy to Use: The Bary Charger is easy to operate and requires no technil experience.
Charge & Maintain - Automatic Charge: On power up, the charger will automatically go to charging
system, then could be le unattended and never overcharge your batteries.
Charge & Maintain - Automatic Maintenance: When the batte is charged to "full" state, the
charger automatilly switches to maintain the baery. It will monitor the baery voltage and continue
to peak performance to the bae.
Sho circuit protection: The charger will automatically turn o when the output short circuit
occurred and prevent any damage.
Output overload proteion: The charger employs the use of a 'Solid State Orcuit Interrupter' that
opens under severe overload. This condition may our if attempting to charge any severely
discharged or heavily sulted battery. On the Interrupter opens, e charger will stop charging r
a short period and then rume charging automatically and the yellow. L.E.D. will be OFF, until
resume charging. Overloading uld be due to an external load, remove the load ndition prior to
attempting to recharge the batte.
Resee Bae / O_verload Condition: The charger has reverse batte and short circuit.
proteion. If a reverse baery condition exis (Fault L.E.D. will turn RED, only, while output leads are
connected backwards), simply unplug charger from AC power and properly remake the connections as
described in this manual.
Bae cells shoed detection: The unit will automatilly det the baery internal cells
condion, if the battery cells are shorted or bad, the Red fault LED will Hash.
Weak or sulphated bat detecon: The unit will automatically detect the battery sulphated
conditions, If the battery is sulphated or cannot hold the charge, the Green LED will Hash.
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Internal overheat heat protecon:
The charger has internal
overheat protection. The charger will
turn o power until the temperature
is down to a safe level and star
t
charging again. All LEDs will be
o.
Output clips and ring terminals provided: It comes with a quick conne
fly lead and 2 dierent
kinds of connectors, afllgator clips and ring termlnals. The ng terminals are perf F
or
rmanent
connection to your baery. u
can nnect the
lead to the battery and tuck the lead away whJ!e you
are using your vehicle and when you get back to your garage simply plug e lead back into the
charger.
BAERY PES & CAPAC:
Suits all lead-acid batteries. (Conventional, AGM & High Peormance AGM).
Batte pacity: e thrger Is design to charge Interstate
®
brand 12V lead-acid batteries.
The maximum AH pacles are to used as a general guide only; some batti maybe able to
handle a higher Charge Current. Check with the baery Manufaurer when charging batteries with
small capacity.
OPERATING INSTRUIONS:
STEP 1 - Pre Chae Check & Elerole Level Check
Check the bae elerolyte level (Not required on aled & Maintenance Free Batteri).
If necessary, remove the vent  and add distilled wa so the lels are halay be1wn the upper
and lower fill lines.
2 - nneing the Batte charger to your Batte
If the Bae Is out of e vehlde:
o nn the Red ld fm e charger to the positive ( +) batte terminal.
o Connect the Black lead from e charger to the negative (-) batte terminal.
If the Batte is ll in the vehicle, determine If the vehicle
Is
sftlvely ( +) or nativy(-) eart11ed.
o
ir Negatively Earthed (Most Common) - FtRST Conne t Red ( +) ttery charger leI to
the positive ( +) Bary pa ad
t
�en nnect the Bla (-) batte charger lead to U1e
vehicle's chassis and away om the fuel line.
o lf Positively Earth - RST onne the a (-)_batry charger lead to the Negative (-)
battery post and then connect the Red ( +) batte charger lead the Vehicle's chassis and far
away from the el line.
EP 3 - Conne e batte chaer Mains Power C120VAC)
Conne e bae charger to a 120VAC Mains Power outlet.
Turn on the 120VAC Power ouet.
The Charger will automatically  when AC power Is conneed and switched on.
(Note: If the Fault Indicar LEO mumlnates red, plse check your connions it is likely that the positive
and negative leads are revsed. Refer to trouble Shting page for further Information)
THE CHARGING PROCESS:
The charging stages are as follows:
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So  chae
Gently charges the bae using a redud charge output until the battery voltag reaches 11.0 V.
(LED color -Yellow ashing).
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Bulk Charge
Charges using a
constant
maximum current (1A) until the battery reaches 14.4 V.
(12 Volt batteries) - (LED lor
-
Yellow)
Absorption Chae
Uses a constant voltage while reducing the
charging
output current to ensure the battery receives a
full charge without overcharging e battery. (LED Color -Yellow)
Fully/ Roat
Battery is fully charged and is being maintained. (LED Color - Green)
P 4 - Disconneng e Bae chaer from Ba
If the Battery is out of the vehide.
o Switch OFF and Remove the AC Power Socket from the outlet.
o Remove the Black lead and then the Red lead.
o Check elerolyte levels if possible.
( they may need topping up with distilled water aer charging)
LED STATUS INIDITOR TABLE:
A.C. Power conneed batte disconneed
So sta chae
Bulk arging
Absorotion charoe
Fullv charoed
Batte Reverse oolari connection
Baerv bad cells deteion
Batte weak or sulphated
A.C. Power OFF
ELERICAL PARTS:
Delivered with:
Input connector:
o 2 PIN plug
Output rd:
o 10 feet with Quick Connector
Extension cord:
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Power
(R)
QJ.l
ON
ON
ON
ON
.
01\h
ON
ON
OFF
Charging
{Yellow)
OFF
RH
ON
O.N
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OF.F
o 2 feet inllne 3A fused with alligator dips
/
ring terminals.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Input voltage:
Input Frequency:
Output:
Size (L *W*H) In in:
Weight:
Approvals:
100-120Vac
S0/60Hz
1A@12V
3.9*2.7*1.4 in mm 105*68*35
0.91bs
/ 0.4Kg
UcUL/FCC/BGDOE
ENVIRONMENTAL CHARAERISTICS:
Operating Temperature:
Storage Temperature:
Operating Humidi Range:
Cooling: Passive / Natural
TROUBLE SHOONG
0 to 113•F
o to 4s•c
-13 to 185"F I -25 to as·c
0 to 90% RH
Full
{Green)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
"ON
OFF
OFF
FH
OFF
Fault
{Red)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON

OFF
OFF
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Typ of
Pblems
tbme
r
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not work?
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h
nonr� .. n
No
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ED
l
s
Indication
No Indicator
ligh ON
Fault LED is ON.
Fault RED LED
is Flashing.
Full LED is
Flashing.
MAINTENANCE
Possible Causes
Suggested Solution
- No AC power
- Check AC conneions and make sure
Power
Point is switched ON
- Reverse polarity
- Chk that the crocodile clips haven't
connion
to
fallen o the battery.
Ba
- Check that the crocodile clips / ring
terminals are conneed to the corr
polarity.
- Baery is severely
- Check the Baery condiUon, age, etc.
sulphated
- Baery cannot be charged and mu be
- Bae has a
replaced.
damaged cell
- Baery is severely
- Battery may need replacement.
sulphated.
Store In dean, d pla. Osionally cln the case and cords with a d cloth. The charger should be
disconneed from the power while deaning.
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Do not disassemble charger, cord or any associated part; take it to a q_ualified service center when seice
or repair Is required. Incorre reassembly may result In a risk of eleric shock or re.

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