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 [. . . ] · Automobile battery chargers should not be used to power the charger. False peaks can occur,  and excessive voltage spikes can damage the charger. · Do not obstruct or cover the fan grill on the top of the charger,  as this will cause it to overheat and shut down. Clean the air filter periodically to avoid overheating.  [. . . ] Charging a cell backwards at high rates will damage the cell. However,  the current drawn through a 30 ohm resistor is low enough for the cell to tolerate without damage. Connect the resistor to the battery until the resistor cools to room temperature. Remove the resistor from the battery at this time. Damage to the battery pack can also occur if the resistor remains attached to the pack for a time period longer than 24 hours. Discharging Battery Pack
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE
This section describes typical charger problems,  causes,  and solutions. If you are unable to solve the problem,  call our Customer Service Department for assistance. Charger Stops Before Battery Pack Is Fully Charged · Input power supply is unstable. Connect the charger input to a 12 volt DC automobile battery to check. · The battery pack has one or more bad cells in it. Monitor the battery pack voltage while charging. If the voltage starts to drop before the charger shuts off,  the charger is operating normally. · The charging current is too high. If charging current is too high for the battery pack,  it will heat up prematurely and cause the voltage to drop,  shutting off the charger. · The charging current was lowered while charging after the lockout time expired. Press the STOP/START button to restart the charge cycle. · Poor connection to the input power source or battery pack. Check,  clean,  and tighten all connections. · Charger has over-heated and has thermally shut down. (See Below) Charger Stops And Will Not Restart Thermal Shut-Down has occurred · Air filter clogged or something blocking fan grill. · The internal cooling fan is not running. Fan should run whenever the charger is operating.  [. . . ] Refer to photo below. 

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CUSTOMER SERVICE
CUSTOMER SERVICE HOURS (PST) Monday-Thursday: 8:00am-5:00pm Friday: 8:00am-4pm (closed every other Friday) (949) 833-8873 · FAX (949) 833-1631
©1998 Novak Electronics,  Inc. · All Rights Reserved No part of these operating instructions may be reproduced without the written permission of Novak Electronics,  Inc. All Novak chargers are designed and manufactured in the U. S. A. Rhino Digital Peak-Detection Charger and Digital Peak Detection Circuitry are trademarks of Novak Electronics,  Inc.  [. . . ]

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