Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: General Information

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Battery Charger -VAS5906-

WARNING

Risk of injury. Follow all Warnings and Safety Precautions. Refer to → Chapter „Warnings and Safety Precautions“.

WARNING

Batteries that have a light yellow visual indicator do not have to be tested or charged. Jump starting must not be used!

There is a risk of explosion during testing, charging or jump starting.

These batteries must be replaced.

The Battery Charger -VAS5906- was developed especially for charging the vehicle electrical system while the vehicle is on display.

It supplies for automatic charging of 3 - 300 Ah for starter batteries.

The 14.4 V maximum charging voltage is not exceeded. All electrical consumers will be supported up to 30 A by the support charging.

After the battery is completely charged, the Battery Charger -VAS5906- switches to maintenance charging for long-term operation.

The unit starts automatically and does not require any adjustments. Only the charging terminals and the network cable need to be connected.

For more information. Refer to Battery Charger -VAS5906- Operating Instructions.

General Information

Battery Charger -VAS5906

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Battery, Charging with Battery Charger -VAS5906

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