T-Tech ES8000 - Manual (Page 6)

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Used as an Emergency Jump Starter
Note: For optimum performance, do not store your Truck PAC below 50° when using
as a jump starter. Never charge or jump start a frozen battery.
1. Use in a well ventilated area.
2. Shield eyes. Always wear protective eyewear when working near batteries.
3. Review this instruction manual and the instruction/safety manual provided by
the manufacturer of the vehicle being jump started.
4. Turn ignition off before making cable connections.
5. Clamp the positive (red +) clamp to the positive terminal on the vehicle battery
(for negative ground system), or an alternate vehicle starting point as
recommended by vehicle manufacturer.
6. Clamp the negative (black –) clamp to the vehicle frame (ground).
7. Make sure the cables are not in the path of moving engine parts (belts, fans,
etc.).
8. Stay clear of batteries while jump starting.
9. Start the vehicle (turn on the vehicle ignition).
Note: If the vehicle doesn’t start within 6 seconds, let the Truck PAC cool for 3
minutes before attempting to start the vehicle again or you may damage the
Truck PAC.
10. When the vehicle is started, disconnect the negative (–) battery clamp from the
vehicle frame and return it to its holster.
11. Disconnect the positive (+) clamp and return it to it’s holster.
Used as an Alternative Power Supply for Vehicles - Model ES6000 Only
Your Truck PAC is an essential tool for all who replace automobile batteries.
Most vehicles have electronic components with memory, such as alarm systems,
computers, radios, phones, etc. and when the vehicle’s battery is replaced, the
memory is lost. However, if the power extension cord is plugged from the Truck PAC
to the 12 Volt outlet on the vehicle, the memories can be saved.
Note: To use the Truck PAC for this purpose, the chosen outlet must be live when the
vehicle is turned OFF. On some vehicles, 12 Volt outlets are deactivated when the
vehicle is turned OFF.
Note: The DC outlet on Model No. ES8000 is a 24 Volt outlet and should not be
connected to vehicle 12 Volt power outlets.
WARNING
Never hook up a 12 Volt DC power source to a 24 Volt DC vehicle. This will grossly
overcharge the 12 Volt power source and generate flammable gasses that may explode
and cause property damage and/or bodily harm.