matson MA3400 User manual

MA3400 12/24V JUMP START

Revision Status
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Rev Revision Change Topic
20150423 Document Released
20150825 Clarification on Operation of Jump Start Operation

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Contents
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Safety...........................................................................................................................................4
General Information..................................................................................................................6
MA3400 Operation.....................................................................................................................8
MAC02 Charger.........................................................................................................................9
Maintenance and Fault Finding..............................................................................................10
Warranty...................................................................................................................................12

Safety
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This manual contains important safety and operatinginstructions for Matson Group Jump Start
range. Read this manual carefully before using.
Consider ALL safety, warning and caution instructions carefully.
Warning
1. The equipment is intended for use by adults and should not be operated by children
2. The jump starter described in this manual is suitable for portable and emergency power applications.
DO NOT exceed ratings nominated in the specifications
3. DO NOT attempt to charge or boost a frozen lead-acid battery
4. Ensure the correct polaritybefore connectingthe jump start - not all jump starts are fittedwith reverse
polarity protection
5. Prevent clamps from touching each other or contacting metal to stop accidental arcing
6. Only use attachments supplied with the equipment - failure to do so may result in personal injury or
equipment damage or void warranty
7. When disconnecting power, pull by the plug - DO NOT pull on the power lead
8. Replace a damaged charger power lead immediately. Do not attempt to recharge the jump start if the
equipment is damaged
9. Prevent submersion in water
10. Dispose of any faulty batteries in an environmentally responsible manner
11. DO NOT leave the jump start in a total discharge state for any period of time - permanent battery
damage can result. When not in use, leave the jump start connected to the supplied battery charger, or
recharge monthly and after every jump start performed.
•Wrong voltage selection on jump starts providing both 12v and 24V
•ENSURE YOU KNOW WHAT VOLTAGE YOU ARE WORKING WITH. The
wrong voltage selection could result in serious injury and equipment damage.
•Lithium batteries do not generate explosive gasses or contain acid - however, they
will be used with batteries that do.
•Avoid contact with damaged lithium batteries
•Apply the followingsafety notices when working with batteries.
Avoid contact with battery acid - it is highly corrosive, causing burn injuries
and equipment damage.
Wear safety glasses to prevent eye injuries.
If acid contacts eyes - flush immediatelywith cold water for 10 minutes, and
seek medical attention
Avoid contact with lithium.

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Wear protective clothing to prevent acid contacting the skin.
If battery acid contacts skin - wash immediately with soap and fresh water.
Remove all jewellery and personal metal items when working with a lead-acid
batteries.
Avoid contact with lithium
•A lead-acid battery can generate explosive gases during normal battery
operation. To reduce risk of explosion, follow these instructions, those of
the battery manufacturer and of any equipment being used in vicinity of
battery
•Use the jump start in a well ventilatedarea. DO NOToperate in the vicinity
of flammablessuch as petrol etc
•Short circuiting the contacts can generate a spark, creating a potentially
explosive situation - take care with tools and components
•Never smoke while working with a lead-acid battery. Do not allow sparks
or flamenear the battery

& 24V

MA3400
Voltage Options 12VDC / 24VDC
Dead Start Yes
Voltage and Current
Protection
Built in safety monitoring to prevent starting a faulty
battery
Reverse Polarity
ConnectionWarning Red LEDs ash
Weight 20kgs
DC Power Outlet 12V with overload protection
Recharge Capability From 240VAC usingMAC02 charger provided
or 12VDC
Batteries 2 high performance Lead Acid
Warranty 1 year

DC 12VOLT Socket -
Charging Jump Start
&
Running 12 V Appliances
International Battery Status
&
Reverse Polarity Indication
TEST
&
Dead Start

Charging
Charged
Abnormal

Maintenance and Fault Finding
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Maintenance
1. Keep the jump start fully charged
2. Recharge upon purchase and immediately after each use
3. Recharge if not used for two months
4. It is recommended to continuously the jump pack - the unit will not be damaged
Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Solution
Charger works, but there is no volt charge on the
display when the Switching Power Charger is
connected to the jump pack
1. Possible defective battery or faulty switch. Try
using a device - light, TV, etc with a DC plug
on it to see if it works
2. If it works, the jump start battery is operational
and the switch may be faulty
Charger comes to full charge, but display indicates
low voltage 1. Jump start has a defective battery - could be the result of intense use without allowing a cool
down period
Jump start is fully charged, but has no power 1. Checkwherethewiremeetsthejawon thejump
start clamp. Ensure they are well crimped, or
2. Ensure power switch is in the ON position.
3. Thereisno voltage onthe clamps untilconnected
to the battery terminal
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
Q: How many jump starts can I expect from a fully charged unit before needing to be recharged?
A: Depends on the engine type and size, condition of battery and temperature - the jump start may be
used up to 20 times before recharging in normal use environments.
Q: What is the ideal jump start storage temperature?
A: The jump start operates most effectively when stored at room temperature. The unit also operates at
below 0º conditions, but with less cranking power. Excessive heat accelerates self discharge.
Q: When recharging the unit, when do I know the jump start is fully charged?
A: Check MAC02 Operating Instructions
Q: How long should I charge the jump start?
A: Charge the jump start for a minimumof 24 hours when first purchased.The unit can be left on the
wall charger continuously without damaging the unit.
Q: Can the self contained battery be recycled?
A: Yes - refer to REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL instructions

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Q:How often should I charge the MA3400?
A:Leavethe MA3400 on chargewhen not in use - the MAC02 is a Charger / Maintainer and will maintain
the batteries in peak condition longer
MA3400 Battery Removal
•The MA3400 internal battery is sealed lead acid battery.
•Recycle / dispose of batteries in accordance with the applicable regulations.
Battery Removal Procedure
1. Take clamps and cable assemblies from the housing compartments
2. Gently lever off the side compartment doors from the main housing
3. Place the jump start front side down.
4. Locate and remove the screws on the back
5. Remove rear cover
6. Disconnect theinternalbattery connections fromthe terminals.Preventaccidentalarcingby protecting
the terminal not being removed
7. Lift the battery from out of the enclosure.

Warranty
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Warranty Against Defects Procedure
Matson Group Pty Ltd
100 Links Rd, St Marys, NSW 2760
Phone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Warranty
Matson warrants its products to be free of defects for reasonable consumer use for a period of 12 months.
Matson will repair or replace the warranted product and it will return the repaired products under warranty
to the consumer at Matson’s cost.
To make a claim under this warranty, the consumer
must:
•Advise Matson of the defect as soon as it becomes apparent within 12 months of the purchase date
and obtain a return authority by phoning Matson on the above number
•Provide satisfactory proof of purchase; and
•Send the faulty item to the address supplied above. All expenses related to sending the products back
to Matson are at the consumer’s cost.
Exclusions from Warranty
This warranty does not apply to products where:
•There is evidence of Improper maintenance or abuse to the products
•The products have been exposed to harsh environmental conditions or those outside the specified
operating conditions
•Unauthorised modification is evident to the products or misuse of products
•Operation outside the products specification.
Warranty Disclaimers
Matson’s liability in respect of a breach of a consumer guarantee or any warranty made under these
warranty terms and conditions for any products not of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic
or household use is limited, in relation to the products to the extent permissible by law and at it’s option
to:
•Replacing the products or the supply of equivalent goods
•The repair of the products
•The payment of the cost of replacing the products or of acquiring equivalent goods; or
•The payment of the cost of having the products repaired.
To the extent permitted by law, all other warranties whether implied or otherwise, not set out in these
warranty terms and conditions are excluded and we are not liable in contract, tort (including, without
limitation, negligence or breach of statutory duty) or otherwise to compensate the customer for:
•Any increased costs or expenses
•Any loss of profit, revenue, business, contracts or anticipated savings
•Any loss or expense resulting from a claim by a third party; or
•Any special, indirect or consequential loss or damage of any nature whatsoever caused by Matson’s
failure in complying with its obligations.
MATSON IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE THAT OCCURS AS A RESULT OF YOUR
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS INTENDED FOR THE MATSON PRODUCT
In the following paragraph, “Our” means Matson and “You” means the customer:
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law.

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You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other
reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if
the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
The benefitsgiven to the customer in this warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies under a
law in relation to the products to which this warranty applies.

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Index
F
FAQ 10
I
Initial Charge 8
M
MA3400 - Alternative Power Supply 6
MA3400 - Multiple Power Supply 6
MA3400 Battery Removal 11
MA3400 Charge Status 8
MA3400 Maintenance 10
MA3400 Operation 8
MAC02 Basic Operation 9
S
Safety - Warnings and Cautions 4
Safety and Design Features 6
Specifications 6
T
Troubleshooting 10
W
Warranty 12