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BATTERY BRAIN™
TROUBLE SHOOTING
AFTER INSTALLATION, THE BATTERY BRAIN DOESN’T SEEM TO BE WORKING.
WHAT TO DO
- Be sure your battery is holding the proper charge, 6-volt, 12-volt, 24-volt or 48-volt depending on the battery you have.
- Make sure the positive side of the Battery Brain is attached to the positive (+) post of the battery.
- Check that the black ground wire is securely attached to the negative (-) post clamp bolt or to a metal screw on the chassis.
- Check that the Manual Reset Control Knob is pointing to one of the “ON” positions.
AFTER THE BATTERY BRAIN HAS DISCONNECTED POWER, THE REMOTE CONTROL DOES NOT RESET THE POWER.
WHAT TO DO
- Make sure that the light on the Remote Control is lit when you press the button down. If the light does not come on, open the Remote Control and replace the battery.
- Hold the Remote Control button down for five (5) seconds to activate Battery Brain.
- Turn the Manual Reset Control Knob to “ON”.
BATTERY BRAIN IS FREQUENTLY DISCONNECTING POWER FOR NO APPARENT REASON.
WHAT TO DO
- Your car battery may be low in power due to Alternator function. If it cannot hold a charge, it may be at the end of its life cycle.
- The vehicle might have an unknown shortage in the electrical system. Consult your auto mechanic.
- Make sure all interior lights are off (headliner light, trunk, under-hood, etc.).
- Disconnect all accessory electronics (radio, phone charger, DVD player, etc.) and check again.
YOU CANNOT DETERMINE A BATTERY BRAIN INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION FOR YOUR VEHICLE OR LOCATE BATTERY CONNECTIONS.
WHAT TO DO
- Consult your auto mechanic.
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