You should not use your car battery to power the Inverter for extended pe- riods of time with appliances requir- ing high continuous load levels. The battery may become drained to the point that it will not be able to start your car.
Note: Deep cycle (marine and RV) bat- teries can be charged more times than a car battery, and are a better choice for repeated use of the Power Inverter.
Do not discharge your car battery more than 10% of its total capacity, and deep cycle batteries more than 50%.
Maintenance
To prevent serious injury
FROM ELECTRICAL SHOCK: Avoid touching any interior parts of the Inverter except the fuses when replacing the fuses.
1.Keep this unit clean and dry. Unplug the unit before cleaning. Clean only the outside of this unit with a soft, dry cloth; never clean this unit with water or harsh cleaners.
2.Aside from the fuses, this device does not contain any user replace- able parts. If it needs service, or if you do not feel qualified to change the fuses, take the Power Inverter to a qualified technician.
Fuses
Figure 2
3.If the fuses need replacement, dis- connect the inverter, unthread the screws on the bottom panel of the In- verter and remove the bottom panel, being careful not to strain the wire attached to the fan. Remove the old fuses, and replace them with new 40 Amp fuses of the same type. Re- place the bottom panel of the inverter before use - See Figure 2.
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