AEG Workshop charger WM 18 - Manual (Page 22)

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Never short circuit the device or connect the inlets and outlets of the device using
metal objects. Only use the supplied connecting cables to connect the device to
a battery.
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If an extension cable is used, the cable diameter must be sufficient for the power
required by the device.
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Check the input voltage (230 V AC) and ensure that it corresponds to the mains
voltage; otherwise the device may be damaged.
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Always make sure that the device is disconnected from the mains when you
connect it and disconnect it to a battery.
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Always connect the positive clamp (red) to the positive battery pole (not connec-
ted to the chassis of the car, marked with P or +).
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Then connect the negative clamp (black) to the car chassis, away from the bat-
tery casing of the car, away from the battery and the fuel line. The charger can
then be connected to a suitable power socket.
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After charging, first disconnect the charger from the power supply. Then, in
this sequence, disconnect the cable to the car chassis (-), and then the battery
connection (+).
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Do not look at the battery when connecting the charger to the power supply.
Warning!
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Never try to charge damaged, non-rechargeable or frozen batteries.
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This charger is only suitable for the listed batteries (maintenance-free, sealed,
lead-acid batteries (SLA) or gel batteries) and may not be used to charge
non-rechargeable, NiCd or other types of batteries. Do not use it for any other
purposes.
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Do not use the charger to charge dry cell batteries. These may explode and
cause injury to persons or material damage to property.
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Do not use the device as a power supply for an electrical low voltage system.
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Ensure that you have read and understood the instruction manual and all safety
instructions that were supplied with the battery to be charged or the vehicle.
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Avoid all contact with battery electrolyte acid. If your skin comes into contact
with battery fluid, rinse it thoroughly under running water and contact your
doctor. Should your eyes come into contact with battery acid, rinse them with
running water for at least five minutes and contact your doctor.