Armor All 3pc Emergency Kit

Armor All 3-Piece Roadside Emergency Kit User Manual

Model: 3pc Emergency Kit

Introduction

This manual provides essential instructions for the safe and effective use of your Armor All 3-Piece Roadside Emergency Kit. This kit is designed to assist in common roadside situations and includes a storage bag, 12-gauge 6.5 ft battery cables, and a flashlight. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the kit components.

Armor All 3-Piece Roadside Emergency Kit components: storage bag, jumper cables, and flashlight.

Image: The complete Armor All 3-Piece Roadside Emergency Kit, showcasing the compact storage bag, the 12-gauge booster cables, and the bright orange flashlight.

Safety Information

Always prioritize safety when using any emergency equipment. Failure to follow these instructions may result in injury or damage to property.

Package Contents

Your Armor All 3-Piece Roadside Emergency Kit includes the following items:

Armor All 3-Piece Emergency Kit with labels for each component: 12G Booster Cables, Super Bright Flashlight, and Compact Carrying Case.

Image: An overview of the kit's contents, clearly labeling the 12-gauge booster cables, the super bright flashlight, and the compact carrying case.

Setup

Flashlight Battery Installation

  1. Unscrew the tail cap of the flashlight.
  2. Insert the required AA batteries (typically 2 or 3, check flashlight for markings) according to the polarity indicators (+/-).
  3. Screw the tail cap back on securely.
  4. Test the flashlight by pressing the power button.
Person holding the orange flashlight under a car hood, with an inset showing two AA batteries.

Image: The flashlight in use, illuminating an engine bay, with an illustration of AA batteries indicating power source.

Storing Components in the Bag

The storage bag is designed for compact and organized storage of your emergency kit components.

  1. Fold the battery cables neatly to fit into their designated elastic strap or compartment within the bag.
  2. Secure the flashlight in its elastic strap or pocket.
  3. Close the bag securely using the hook-and-loop fasteners.
  4. Store the kit in an easily accessible location in your vehicle, such as the trunk or under a seat.
Open Armor All compact carrying case showing the neatly stored jumper cables and flashlight secured by elastic straps.

Image: The compact carrying case opened, revealing the organized storage of the booster cables and flashlight, held in place by elastic bands.

Operating Instructions

Using the Flashlight

To turn the flashlight on or off, slide the switch located on the side of the flashlight body. Ensure fresh batteries are installed for optimal brightness.

Using the Battery Cables (Jump Starting)

Important Safety Precautions:

Jump Starting Procedure:

  1. Position the assisting vehicle close enough to the disabled vehicle so the cables can reach both batteries, but ensure the vehicles are not touching.
  2. Turn off both vehicles' engines and all accessories (lights, radio, etc.).
  3. Connect one RED (positive) clamp to the positive (+) terminal of the dead battery.
  4. Connect the other RED (positive) clamp to the positive (+) terminal of the assisting vehicle's battery.
  5. Connect one BLACK (negative) clamp to the negative (-) terminal of the assisting vehicle's battery.
  6. Connect the remaining BLACK (negative) clamp to an unpainted metal surface on the engine block or chassis of the disabled vehicle, away from the battery and fuel lines. This provides a ground connection.
  7. Start the engine of the assisting vehicle and let it run for 5-10 minutes to charge the dead battery.
  8. Attempt to start the disabled vehicle. If it doesn't start, wait a few more minutes and try again.
  9. Once the disabled vehicle starts, disconnect the cables in the reverse order of connection:
    • Disconnect the BLACK (negative) clamp from the disabled vehicle's engine block/chassis.
    • Disconnect the BLACK (negative) clamp from the assisting vehicle's battery.
    • Disconnect the RED (positive) clamp from the assisting vehicle's battery.
    • Disconnect the RED (positive) clamp from the disabled vehicle's battery.
  10. Allow the disabled vehicle to run for at least 20-30 minutes to recharge its battery.
Hands connecting red and black jumper cable clamps to a car battery during a jump-start procedure.

Image: A close-up view of hands properly connecting the red and black booster cable clamps to a car battery, illustrating the jump-starting process.

Maintenance

Person carrying the compact Armor All emergency kit bag by its handle, walking towards a car on a sunny day.

Image: A person carrying the compact Armor All emergency kit bag, demonstrating its portability and ease of transport.

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Flashlight does not turn on.Dead or incorrectly inserted batteries.Check battery polarity. Replace with fresh AA batteries.
Vehicle does not start after jump-starting attempt.Incorrect cable connection; severely discharged battery; vehicle mechanical issue.Review jump-starting procedure. Ensure all connections are secure and correct. Allow more charging time. If still unsuccessful, seek professional assistance.
Cables spark excessively during connection.Incorrect connection order; short circuit.Immediately disconnect cables. Review and strictly follow the jump-starting procedure, especially the connection order. Ensure clamps do not touch each other.

Specifications

Warranty and Support

For warranty information or product support, please refer to the packaging or contact the manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt for warranty claims.

Manufacturer: Lifeworks Technology Group

For further assistance, visit the official Armor All website or contact their customer service.

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