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AC appliance |
| Battery has discharged to |
| Turn OFF the AC Power On/Off |
will not |
| 10.5 V. |
| Switch and recharge the XPower |
operate; |
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| Powerpack. |
audible alarm |
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| Turn the AC Power On/Off |
is sounding. |
| XPower Powerpack has |
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| overheated due to poor |
| Switch OFF and allow the |
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| ventilation or excessively |
| XPower Powerpack to cool for |
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| warm environmental |
| 15 minutes or more. Clear |
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| conditions. |
| blocked opening or remove |
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| objects covering the unit, then |
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| restart the XPower Powerpack |
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| and move it to a cooler |
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| environment. |
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Run time is |
| XPower Powerpack |
| Recharge using the AC Charger, |
less than |
| battery is not fully |
| until Battery Status LED is |
expected. |
| charged. |
| green. |
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| AC appliance power |
| Check AC appliance power or |
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| consumption is higher |
| wattage rating (or current draw |
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| than expected. |
| for 12 V DC appliances) and |
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| compare with Table |
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| page 13 and Table |
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| Environmental |
| Operate within correct |
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| temperature is less than |
| temperature range. |
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| 0°C (32°F) or more than |
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| 40°C (104°F) |
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