Quick Charge QPA12v/50A User Manual

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New batteries will not deliver their full performance until after several cycles.

The tops of the batteries and battery hold downs must be kept clean and dry at all times to prevent excessive self
discharge and flow of current between the battery post and frame.

Maintain the proper electrolyte level by adding water when necessary. Never allow the electrolyte level to fall
below the top of the battery plates. Electrolyte levels fall during discharge and rise during charging. Therefore,
to prevent the overflow of electrolyte when charging, add water ONLY AFTER the batteries have been fully
charged DO NOT OVERFILL. Old batteries require more frequent additions of water than do new batteries.

Do not over discharge the batteries. Excessive discharge can cause polarity reversal of individual cells resulting
in complete battery failure.

Provide adequate ventilation for the batteries and charger. Do not obstruct the flow of cooling air around the
charger. Provide at least 1" of space around charger. Do not allow clothing, blankets or other material to cover
the charger.

WARNING: Chargers can ignite flammable materials and vapors. Do not use near fuels, grain, dust,

solvents, or other flammables.

CAUTION: Before connecting the charger to the batteries, make sure the battery pack is of the same

voltage rating of the charger.

Below is an illustration of Parallel and Series battery packs.

WARNING: Make sure the DC output leads, terminals or connector are all in good working condition.

DO NOT USE THIS CHARGER IF:
The DC output connector, (if equipped) is loose or does not make good contact; Is cracked or broken; The leads
are cut or have exposed wires; The DC output leads, clamps, or connector feel hot when used.

Using this charger with any of the above symptoms could result in a fire, property damage, or personal injury.
Have a qualified service person make the necessary repairs. Repairs should not be made by people who are not
qualified.

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