Sorry about that, jump starting is really easy. 1) you must have over 2 volts of power or it won't recognize the correct polarity. If you are under 2 volts it won't work. 2) hook red to +, black to -. 3) if you see two clamps and a flashing engine symbol you are good to go. If you see arrows pointing left and right switch your cables. If you see nothing you need to charge your battery since it's below the minimum allowed voltage. Hope this helps
@@macsboneyardbuilds that’s what I ended up doing….i couldn’t get anything to come up. The battery was DOA and needed replacing. Thanks for the response
You n3ver stated how to engage the jump starter….just got it and can’t get it to do that
Sorry about that, jump starting is really easy. 1) you must have over 2 volts of power or it won't recognize the correct polarity. If you are under 2 volts it won't work. 2) hook red to +, black to -. 3) if you see two clamps and a flashing engine symbol you are good to go. If you see arrows pointing left and right switch your cables. If you see nothing you need to charge your battery since it's below the minimum allowed voltage. Hope this helps
@@macsboneyardbuilds that’s what I ended up doing….i couldn’t get anything to come up. The battery was DOA and needed replacing. Thanks for the response
No problem. Glad you figured it out.