INSTRUCTIONS:
Q: When does BatteryMINDers
start and stop charging my battery?
A:
BatteryMINDers always remains on. Its output will increase or decrease in
response to your battery's needs. It never shuts off. All batteries need to be
kept on continual maintenance charge to prevent discharge and "Lead Plate
Sulphation".
Q: What happens if I connect BatteryMINDers to my battery
incorrectly?
A:
Nothing! The green light will not turn on. Simply reverse the battery clips and
the green light will come on and remain on until disconnected!
Q: Will BatteryMINDers
first recharge bring my battery to full capacity and then maintain it forever?
A: Yes
BatteryMINDers fully recharges your battery and keeps it at full charge
indefinitely (weeks, months, even years)!
Q: Does BatteryMINDers
extend the life of my battery?
A: Yes, by
preventing and eliminating "Lead Plate Sulphation", which occurs when
a battery is not used or kept charged.
Q: If my battery already
has started to sulfate can BatteryMINDers save it?
A: Yes, it
can prevent any further sulphation.
Q: Anytime I leave my
battery for even short periods of time I find it either dead or dying. What can
I do to maintain my battery at full charge without overcharging it, during
these periods?
A: The
BatteryMINDers prevents batteries from discharging without the risk of
overcharge no matter how long they are left connected.
Q: Is there a way to bring back a dying battery,
even one that is several years old?
A: Sometimes, if lucky, not always. With the BatteryMINDers you can reverse the sulphation buildup that
is killing your battery.
Q: What do the red and green lights mean in the BatteryMINDers?
A: The red
light comes on when the BatteryMINDers is plugged in an electrical outlet. The
green LED lights when the unit is properly attached to the battery posts. The
blinking green light means that the BatteryMINDers is in the desulphation or maintenance
mode.
Q: When should I press the
Desulphation button on my BatteryMINDers?
A: This
button should only be pressed if the green light does not automatically blink
within 72 hours. Note that you only need to press the button lightly without
using force. Pressing this button in less time will prevent the battery from
being fully charged or desulphated in the shortest possible time. Note that the
failure to press the Desulphation button if the green light does not blink
within 72 hours may lead to unit burn-out or battery damage.
Q: How do I tell if my
BatteryMINDers is working properly?
A: Test it
on your car battery. Green light should start blinking after a short period of
time. Test the battery with a voltmeter. It should read around 8-9 volt DC.