NOCO GB500+ Boost Max 6250A Lithium Jump Starter User Guide

Description

This PDF user guide is for the NOCO Boost Max GB500+ 6250 Amp 12/24V UltraSafe Lithium Jump Starter.

NOCO Boost Max GB500+ 6250 Amp 12/24V UltraSafe Lithium Jump Starter

UPC: 0-46221-17031-3

The GB500+ is a 6250-amp portable lithium jump starter for gasoline and diesel engines up to 45-liters, including semi-trucks (up to class 8), motorhomes, coaches, buses, mining, agricultural, construction, and vocational equipment – 6, 8, 12, and 16 cylinder – and more.

Read and understand all safety information before using this product.
Please read the user guide before using this product and retain for future reference.

(PDF) USER GUIDE in English (EN), French (FR), German (DE), Italian (IT), Spanish (ES), Portuguese (PT), Dutch (NL), Danish (DA), Norwegian (NO), Finnish (FI), Swedish (SV), Greek (EL), Turkish (TR), Polish (PL), Hungarian (HU), Czech (CZ), Slovak (SK), Slovenian (SL), Romanian (RO), Bulgarian (BG), Estononian (ET), Latvian, (LV), Lithuanian (LT), Russian (RU), Belarusian (BE), Ukrainian (UA), Bosnian (BS), Croatian (HR), Japanese (JA), Korean (KO), Chinese (ZH), Hebrew (HE) and Arabic (AR) languages.

CONTENTS:

– Important Safety Warnings

– How to use NOCO GB500+ Boost Max

– How To Use – Step 1: Charge the GB500 (12V DC Charging, AC Charging, Powering Your 12V Devices). Step 2: Connect to the Battery. Step 3: Jump Starting. 60-Second Timeout. Low Voltage Batteries & Manual Override.

– Interface: Internal Battery Level. Hot LED. Cold LED. Error LED. Voltage Indicator. Power Button. Power LED. Voltmeter/Countdown Timer. Boost LED. Manual Override Button. Voltage Selection Knob. Light Mode Button. USB Out LED. 12V Out LED. 12V In LED.

– Technical Specifications

– Troubleshooting:
Error LED: Solid Red | Reverse polarity / Reverse the battery connections.
Error LED: Single (1) Flash | Short circuit detected on battery clamps. / Remove all loads, reconnect clamps to battery.
Error LED: Single (3) Flash | Internal master switch failure. / Ensure the voltage selection knob is correctly positioned in the 12V or 24V position.
Error LED: Quadruple (4)Flash | Bad battery cell detected during charge. / Power off unit, contact NOCO support.
Error LED: Quintuple (5) Flash | XGC OUT overcurrent error. / Remove load from XGC OUT, then Power “Off” the unit then power “On”.
Hot LED: Solid | Unit is fully operational, but approaching upper temperature limit. / Allow the unit to cool.
Hot LED: Flashing | Unit is too hot to jump start, only the flashlight is available in this state. / Allow the unit to cool.
Hot LED: Flashes Then All LEDs Off | Unit is too hot to jump start or use other functions. / Allow the unit to cool, and bring the unit into cooler environment.
Cold LED: Solid | Unit is fully operational, but approaching lower temperature limit. / Allow the unit to warm up.
Cold LED: Flashing | Unit is too cold to jump start, only the flashlight is available in this state / Allow the unit to warm up.
Cold LED: Flashes Then All LEDs Off | Unit is too cold to jump start or use other functions. / Allow the unit to warm up, and bring the unit into warmer environment.
Boost Light Does Not Come On w/Cables Connected Properly | Connected battery is below 3-volts / Remove all loads, and try again, or use manual override mode.
Technical Note | Lithium-ion batteries self warm when used. If the Cold Error LED is illuminated, attempt jump starting multiple times to warm the battery and remove the error. Typically, 3-4 jump starts are suffient to warm the battery and remove the error.

This user guide provides all the information (according to the table of contents) from NOCO about the Boost Max GB500+ 6250 Amp 12/24V UltraSafe Lithium Jump Starter, including answers to the questions listed above. You can download and save it for offline use, including viewing it on your device or printing it for your convenience if you prefer a paper version.

Download it by clicking the button below

Download file

Helped you out?
Glad to hear that. It would be awesome if you could . . .