Caution:
Touch the naked portion of the
electrode clamps under no cir鄄
cumstances. Moreover, do not
touch the auxiliary wire con鄄
nected to the positive pole of
the battery with a conductive
part- be careful of short-circuit.
The auxiliary wire shall be ar鄄
ranged properly so as not to be
wound by rotating parts in the
engine!
Do not bend and touch the bat鄄
tery - be careful of corrosion!
Keep naked flame (burning
candle or lit cigarettes) away
from the battery - be careful of
Starting Your Vehicle in an Emergency
explosion!
Should the engine fail to start
immediately and the cranking
may stop after 10 seconds,
restart it about 30 seconds later.
Should the engine start, repeat
the steps reversely to remove
two wires.
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Caution:
A discharged battery can get
frozen when the ambient temper鄄
ature is lower than 0 degree. Re鄄
member to replace the frozen
battery when using an auxiliary
wire for connection, otherwise it
may explode. Do not allow direct
contact between two vehicles as
conduction may occur when the
positive wire are fitted. The dis鄄
charged battery must be re鄄
moved from the circuit according
to operating requirements.
The engine from the source bat鄄
tery's vehicle is required to be
operated. Note adequate metal
Starting Your Vehicle in an Emergency
contact area shall be available
for connecting clamps, in particu鄄
lar for those secured on the en鄄
gine body.
A - Discharged Battery
B- Source Battery
Use following steps to con鄄
nect the auxiliary wires
1. Connect one end (+) of the
wire (Red usually) to the corre鄄
sponding pole (+ ) of the dis鄄
charged battery A.
2. Connect the other end of the
red wire to positive pole of the
source battery (+).
3. Connect one end (-) of the
wire (Black usually) to the nega鄄
tive pole (-) of the source bat鄄
tery B.
4. Connect the other end of the
black wire to a reliable metal part
reliably attached to the engine
that was unable to be started or
directly to the engine body.
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