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JLG Vertical Mast Power Picker: Battery Charging and Maintenance

Use this battery maintenance checklist to ensure your battery keeps functioning as it should be. This will also help you avoid from getting a new battery by regularly checking your vertical mast.

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10/12/2022

JLG Vertical Mast Power Picker: Battery Charging and Maintenance

Use this battery maintenance checklist to ensure your battery keeps functioning as it should be. This will also help you avoid from getting a new battery by regularly checking your vertical mast.

(230V IP65 CHARGER)

Ensure the charger lead is in good condition and not split or damaged.

TO CHARGE THE BATTERY

Connect the mains supply lead to a suitable 230V AC supply. All mains supply should be protected with a suitable RCD. If using an extension lead of more than 10 metres in length ensure it is 3 x 2.5mm2 core.

The left hand LED will illuminate. If flashing, a fault is indicated. Disconnect and reconnect to the mains supply. If flashing continues seek technical help.

The LEDs will illuminate from left to right. When the far right “FULL” LED is illuminated the charge is complete.

Disconnect the lead from the mains supply, then disconnect the lead from the chassis socket, and place the lead back into the storage tube. Refit the storage tube cap.

The battery charger can be connected to the mains supply anytime the machine is not in use and left connected to the mains supply for extended periods. The battery charger will automatically maintain the battery condition.

Do not operate the machine with the battery charger connected to the mains supply.

BATTERY CHARGING (110V 12V IP65)

Remove the mains charger lead from the storage tube located at the rear of the platform tray (B). Plug the charger lead into the socket at the rear of the chassis (C). The lead is fitted with a 110V plug.

nsure the charger lead is in good condition and not split or damaged.

TO CHARGE THE BATTERY:

Connect the mains supply lead to a suitable 110V AC supply. All mains supply should be protected with a suitable RCD. If using an extension lead of more than 10 metres in length ensure it is 3 x 2.5mm2 core.

The Yellow LED will illuminate. If flashing, a fault is indicated. Disconnect and reconnect to the mains supply. If flashing continues seek technical help.

The Yellow and Green LEDs indicate the charging phase. When only the Green LED is illuminated the charge is complete.

Disconnect the lead from the AC supply, then disconnect the lead from the chassis socket, and place the lead back into the storage tube. Refit the storage tube cap.

The battery charger can be connected to the mains supply anytime the machine is not in use and left connected to the mains supply for extended periods. The battery charger will automatically maintain the battery condition.

Source: MaintainX (Community Member)