DB9 Battery conditioner
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DB9 Battery conditioner
Could use a little help with this. I'm not sure which mode I should put my battery conditioner in while my car is in storage. ( I think it' the one with the car )For that matter I don' know what any of these modes are or what they mean. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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Click the mode button until the car icon lights up.
Here is the manufacturer description of the unit - works great:
https://www.batterystuff.com/battery...CABEgIj8vD_BwE
Here is the manufacturer description of the unit - works great:
https://www.batterystuff.com/battery...CABEgIj8vD_BwE
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Click the mode button until the car icon lights up.
Here is the manufacturer description of the unit - works great:
https://www.batterystuff.com/battery...CABEgIj8vD_BwE
Here is the manufacturer description of the unit - works great:
https://www.batterystuff.com/battery...CABEgIj8vD_BwE
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For winter storage, I have my CTEK on the "snowflake" setting, where it has worked well on my MB and now the Aston. From the link above:
"Finally, an additional winter mode (the snowflake) is specifically aimed at charging and maintenance in cold weather."
"Finally, an additional winter mode (the snowflake) is specifically aimed at charging and maintenance in cold weather."
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