This quiz will test and increase your knowledge of the new Forney battery charger line.
6 volt Lead Acid
6 and 12 volt Lead Acid
12 volt Lead Acid
Any battery that it can be connected to.
Continuous power being run to the battery.
Charging so the charger turns off when the battery is full and turns on when it needs charging again.
A charge that only works on automatic transmission cars.
A charge setting that will immediately start your car.
30 days
50 days
60 days
90 days
Automatic charging
Reverse hook-up protection
Trickle charge, fast charge and jump start settings.
Timers with hold position for continuous charging.
Keep a battery charged for a long period of time when out of use.
Fully charge a dead battery in approximately 6 hours.
Reduce strain on the battery while it is being charged.
A cheaper alternative to the other chargers and jump starters.
Antique car batteries (typically a 6 volt).
GEL cell and Deep cycle batteries.
12 volt lead acid batteries.
None of the above.
An empty battery that needs to be charged quickly.
A battery out of use that needs to stay full.
Keeping a battery full for easy starts in cold weather.
A low battery that needs to be charged at a slow rate.
Leaving your headlights on.
Starting an old car that has been out of use.
Charge your vehicle overnight.
Helping start a large vehicle (Tractor or Semi).
Less than 1 hour.
1-2 hours.
2-3 hours.
3 hours or up.
Common households for families with multiple cars.
Vacations where the probability of a dead battery is high (camping).
Maintenance or repair shops where cars are being worked on.
Office buildings to help workers who have accidently run their battery down.
Older model cars.
Small cars with 4 cylinder engines.
SUV's and trucks with V6 and V8 engines.
All of the above.
The 6 gauge 400 amp clamps for added protection.
It's lightweight design for extreme portability.
LED work light.
Air compressor.
Easy to put on and take off for quick use.
Because you do not need a lot of charge for a short distance.
The alternator does not completely refill the battery on a short drive therfore draining your battery.
All of the above.
Copper windings in the transformer.
Wheels and rubber stops to reduce impact on the machine.
Back up clamps and wiring if there are any problems with the unit.
Quarter inch steel walls to protect the inner parts from any debris or water.
The 52724 wheel charger.
The 52723 bench charger.
The 52731 jump starter.
The 52720 trickle charger.
Efficiency Testing Laboratory
Environmental Testing Laboratory
Electronics Testing Laboratory
Experienced Testing Laboratory
A battery that's acid has turned to water and frozen.
A battery that is incorrectly wired to the car in turn not turning the car on.
A dead battery that will not start the car.
All of the above, "Frozen Battery" is a term used whenever there is a problem with a battery.
The amount of amps the charger/jump starter puts out.
The maximum amount of amps your battery can put out.
The amount of amps it takes for your starter to turn the engine over.
How long it takes a car to start.
Immediately turns off the charger to eliminate injury.
Red light flashes reading error but continues to work.
Sends a signal through the car causing the alarm to sound.
Keeps the charger from working due to the clamps being placed incorrectly.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Give them directions as to where Forney's sells a replacement part.
Tell them we do not make replacement parts, they must purchase a unit.
Take the unit back to Forney's to be fixed.
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.
Check the gauge on the charger when you place the clamps onto the battery.
Take the number of hours you have placed on your battery since last full charge and multiply by 0.6.
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.
None of the above, the only way to know your charged state of battery is to take it to a mechanic.
The amount of amperage available over a 20 hour period.
The number of hours left on your cars battery approximately.
The amount of amperage available over a 40 hour period.
The amount of time your car has spent with its battery on but the engine off.
Slow charge, because with a slow charge the charger won’t have to turn on and off.
Quick charge, because the less time spent charging the better for your battery.
Medium charge, because it moves fast enough that your battery will not have time to overheat.
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.
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