Forney Battery Chargers & Jump Starters
This quiz will test and increase your knowledge of the new Forney battery charger line.
- 1.What type of batteries do Forney Battery Chargers/Jumpstarts work on?
- A.
6 volt Lead Acid
- B.
6 and 12 volt Lead Acid
- C.
12 volt Lead Acid
- D.
Any battery that it can be connected to.
- 2.What is "Automatic Charging"?
- A.
Continuous power being run to the battery.
- B.
Charging so the charger turns off when the battery is full and turns on when it needs charging again.
- C.
A charge that only works on automatic transmission cars.
- D.
A charge setting that will immediately start your car.
- 3.How long can your jump starter go without someone recharging it?
- A.
30 days
- B.
50 days
- C.
60 days
- D.
90 days
- 4.What is it that the wheeled chargers have that the bench chargers do not?
- A.
Automatic charging
- B.
Reverse hook-up protection
- C.
Trickle charge, fast charge and jump start settings.
- D.
Timers with hold position for continuous charging.
- 5.What is the MAIN purpose of a Forney trickle charger?
- A.
Keep a battery charged for a long period of time when out of use.
- B.
Fully charge a dead battery in approximately 6 hours.
- C.
Reduce strain on the battery while it is being charged.
- D.
A cheaper alternative to the other chargers and jump starters.
- 6.What batteries require a slower charging rate?
- A.
Antique car batteries (typically a 6 volt).
- B.
GEL cell and Deep cycle batteries.
- C.
12 volt lead acid batteries.
- D.
None of the above.
- 7.What is a 10 amp charger best used for?
- A.
An empty battery that needs to be charged quickly.
- B.
A battery out of use that needs to stay full.
- C.
Keeping a battery full for easy starts in cold weather.
- D.
A low battery that needs to be charged at a slow rate.
- 8.What is a very common situation that would require a 50 amp boost?
- A.
Leaving your headlights on.
- B.
Starting an old car that has been out of use.
- C.
Charge your vehicle overnight.
- D.
Helping start a large vehicle (Tractor or Semi).
- 9.How fast can the 52724 wheel charger with a 140 amp boost, charge a 25% discharged battery using the 50 amp rapid charge mode?
- A.
Less than 1 hour.
- B.
1-2 hours.
- C.
2-3 hours.
- D.
3 hours or up.
- 10.Where will you most commonly encounter a Forney wheeled charger?
- A.
Common households for families with multiple cars.
- B.
Vacations where the probability of a dead battery is high (camping).
- C.
Maintenance or repair shops where cars are being worked on.
- D.
Office buildings to help workers who have accidently run their battery down.
- 11.The 7 amp hour 12 volt jump start is best used for which of the below?
- A.
Older model cars.
- B.
Small cars with 4 cylinder engines.
- C.
SUV's and trucks with V6 and V8 engines.
- D.
All of the above.
- 12.What is unique to the 52732 18 amp hour 12 volt jump start system?
- A.
The 6 gauge 400 amp clamps for added protection.
- B.
It's lightweight design for extreme portability.
- C.
LED work light.
- D.
Air compressor.
- 13.Why is a trickle charger ideal for someone who constantly drives short distances?
- A.
Easy to put on and take off for quick use.
- B.
Because you do not need a lot of charge for a short distance.
- C.
The alternator does not completely refill the battery on a short drive therfore draining your battery.
- D.
All of the above.
- 14.What is it that Forney chargers have that ensure a longer life for the charger?
- A.
Copper windings in the transformer.
- B.
Wheels and rubber stops to reduce impact on the machine.
- C.
Back up clamps and wiring if there are any problems with the unit.
- D.
Quarter inch steel walls to protect the inner parts from any debris or water.
- 15.Of all of the units, which is projected to sell the best?
- A.
The 52724 wheel charger.
- B.
The 52723 bench charger.
- C.
The 52731 jump starter.
- D.
The 52720 trickle charger.
- 16.What does ETL certified stand for?
- A.
Efficiency Testing Laboratory
- B.
Environmental Testing Laboratory
- C.
Electronics Testing Laboratory
- D.
Experienced Testing Laboratory
- 17.What is a "Frozen Battery"?
- A.
A battery that's acid has turned to water and frozen.
- B.
A battery that is incorrectly wired to the car in turn not turning the car on.
- C.
A dead battery that will not start the car.
- D.
All of the above, "Frozen Battery" is a term used whenever there is a problem with a battery.
- 18.What is "Starter amp Draw"?
- A.
The amount of amps the charger/jump starter puts out.
- B.
The maximum amount of amps your battery can put out.
- C.
The amount of amps it takes for your starter to turn the engine over.
- D.
How long it takes a car to start.
- 19.What does reverse hook-up protection do?
- A.
Immediately turns off the charger to eliminate injury.
- B.
Red light flashes reading error but continues to work.
- C.
Sends a signal through the car causing the alarm to sound.
- D.
Keeps the charger from working due to the clamps being placed incorrectly.
- 20.What does the Forney's 5-3-1 Warranty entail?
- A.
If internal parts fail within 5 years we replace the unit, if a transformer fails within 3 years we replace it, if external parts fail within a year we replace the unit.
- B.
If a transformer fails within 5 years we replace the unit, if internal parts fail within 3 years we replace the unit, if any external parts fail within a year we replace the unit.
- C.
If internal parts fail within 5 years we replace the unit, if external parts fail within 3 years we replace it, if a transformer goes bad within a year we replace the unit.
- D.
If a transformer fails within 5 years we replace the unit, if any external parts fail within 3 years we replace the unit, if any internal parts fail within a year we replace the unit.
- 21.How should it be handled if a customer is looking for replacement parts for their unit?
- A.
Give them directions as to where Forney's sells a replacement part.
- B.
Tell them we do not make replacement parts, they must purchase a unit.
- C.
Take the unit back to Forney's to be fixed.
- D.
Direct them to customer service where they will see if they are eligible for a new unit because Forney's does not have replacement parts.
- 22.How do I measure the charged state of a battery?
- A.
Check the gauge on the charger when you place the clamps onto the battery.
- B.
Take the number of hours you have placed on your battery since last full charge and multiply by 0.6.
- C.
A volt meter or hydrometer to give you the voltage or specific gravity of the battery, which you will then have to convert into a percentage.
- D.
None of the above, the only way to know your charged state of battery is to take it to a mechanic.
- 23.What are amp hours?
- A.
The amount of amperage available over a 20 hour period.
- B.
The number of hours left on your cars battery approximately.
- C.
The amount of amperage available over a 40 hour period.
- D.
The amount of time your car has spent with its battery on but the engine off.
- 24.Which charge is best for your battery and why?
- A.
Slow charge, because with a slow charge the charger won’t have to turn on and off.
- B.
Quick charge, because the less time spent charging the better for your battery.
- C.
Medium charge, because it moves fast enough that your battery will not have time to overheat.
- D.
Slow charge, because the lower the amount of amps entering your battery, the less heat and Hydrogen gas generated for safety and longer battery life.
- 25.What is the statement that we will base our sales focus on as well as a reminder to our customers?
- A.
Stay Powered Be Prepared
- B.
Stay Prepared Be Powered
- C.
Be Prepared Stay Powered
- D.
Be Powered Stay Prepared
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