Clore Automotive Solar BA427 High Capacity Battery and System Tester with Integrated Printer User Manual

Clore Automotive Solar BA427 High Capacity Battery and System Tester with

Integrated Printer

Product Information:

High Capacity Battery and System Tester with Integrated Printer (Model No. BA427)

The High Capacity Battery and System Tester with Integrated Printer (Model No. BA427) is a versatile battery testing device designed to test high capacity batteries and deep cycle batteries with starting ratings. It can test batteries against various battery capacity rating systems, including CCA, DIN, IEC, and EN. The tester comes with an integrated printer for convenient printing of test results. This product is suitable for automotive, marine, and other applications that use lead-acid batteries.

Product Features:

• Tests high capacity batteries and deep cycle batteries with starting ratings
• Integrated printer for printing test results
• Compatible with CCA, DIN, IEC, and EN battery capacity rating systems
• Easy-to-use interface
• Requires (6) 1.5V batteries for operation

Product Safety Warnings:

• Always shield eyes and wear appropriate protective clothing
• Read the entire instruction manual before use
• Follow all safety instructions provided by the vehicle or equipment manufacturer
• Avoid contact with liquid acids in batteries
• Exercise caution while working in the engine compartment due to moving parts
• Replace internal batteries when the tester display shows
  “INTERNAL BATTERY LOW”

Product Usage Instructions

Preparing Battery to Be Tested

1. Open the battery door on the tester.
2. Install (6) 1.5V batteries into the battery chamber, ensuring proper orientation.
3. Close the battery door and replace the boot around the unit.

Note: The tester display will not show anything until it is connected to a 6 or 12 Volt battery. If the internal batteries run out of power, replace them before performing any additional tests.

Loading Printer Paper:

Ensure that you are properly connected to a battery before loading paper.

1. Open the paper chamber cover.
2. Set the paper roll into the paper chamber, ensuring that the paper feeds off the bottom of the roll.
3. Feed the paper from the roll until it begins to feed past the cutter.
4. Close the paper chamber.

Battery Tester Operation – Battery Testing:

1. Before testing a battery in a vehicle, turn off the ignition, all accessories, and loads. Close all vehicle doors and the trunk lid.
2. Ensure that the battery terminals are clean (refer to “Preparing Battery to Be Tested”).
3. Connect the tester leads to the battery, clamping the red clamp to the vehicle positive battery terminal first, and then clamp the black clamp to the vehicle negative battery terminal second. Whenever possible, connect directly to the terminals/posts of the battery.

WARNING
Failure to follow instructions may cause damage or explosion, always shield eyes. Read entire instruction manual before use.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including Vinyl-Chloride, Styrene and Acrylonitrile, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

WARNING

• Read these instructions completely before using the tester and save them for future reference. Before using the tester near a car, truck or boat, read these instructions and the instruction manual/safety information provided by the car, truck, boat or equipment manufacturer. Following all manufacturers’ instructions and safety procedures will reduce the risk of accident.
• Working around lead-acid batteries may be dangerous. Lead-acid batteries release explosive gases during normal operation, charging and jump starting. Carefully read and follow these instructions for safe use. Always follow the specific instructions in this manual and on the tester each time you use it. All lead-acid batteries (car, truck and boat) produce hydrogen gas which may violently explode in the presence of fire or sparks. Do not smoke, use matches or a cigarette lighter while near batteries. Do not handle the battery while wearing vinyl clothing because static electricity sparks are generated when vinyl clothing is rubbed. Review all cautionary material on the tester and in the engine compartment.
• Always wear eye protection, appropriate protective clothing and other safety equipment when working near lead-acid batteries. Do not touch eyes while working on or around lead-acid batteries.
• Use extreme care while working within the engine compartment, because moving parts may cause severe injury. Read and follow all safety instructions published in the vehicle’s Owner’s Manual.
• Batteries being tested with the tester likely contain liquid acids which are hazardous if spilled.

Personal Precautions

• Someone should always be within range of your voice or close enough to come to your aid when you work near a lead-acid battery.
• Have plenty of fresh water and soap nearby in case battery acid contacts skin, clothing or eyes. Protective eyewear should always be worn when working near lead-acid batteries.
• If battery acid contacts skin or clothing, wash immediately with soap and water. If acid enters eye, immediately flood eye with running cold water for at least 10 minutes and get medical attention immediately.
• Be extra cautious to reduce risk of dropping a metal tool onto a battery. It might spark or short circuit the battery or another electrical part that may cause explosion.
• Remove personal metal items such as rings, bracelets, necklaces and watches when working with a lead-acid battery. A lead-acid battery can produce a short-circuit current high enough to weld a ring or the like to metal, causing a severe burn.
• Use the tester for testing lead-acid batteries only. Do not use for testing dry-cell batteries that are commonly used with home appliances.
• NEVER test, charge or jump start a frozen battery.
• Do not submerge in water.
• Do not operate with flammables such as gasoline, etc.
• If the tester receives a sharp blow or is otherwise damaged in any way, have it checked by a qualified service person.
• Do not disassemble the tester. Have it checked by a qualified service person.

About Your High Capacity Battery and System Tester with Integrated Printer (Model No. BA427)

• Battery Tester Model BA427 is designed to test 6 and 12 Volt batteries and 12 and 24 Volt charging systems. It offers quick and accurate assessment of battery condition and starting and charging system performance. It features extra-long 10’ leads for convenient in-vehicle testing and a backlit display for easy viewing in bright or low light environments. Its integrated printer provides easy service documentation and uses standard thermal paper.
• The tester is compatible with a wide range of battery types, including Conventional, Maintenance Free, AGM, Gel Cell, Marine Starting, Spiral Wound, Start-Stop and Deep Cycle (with starting rating) batteries. The tester can test these types of batteries against several battery capacity rating systems. Below is a chart of the operating range of the tester based on the applicable capacity rating systems:
  • Rating System Testing Capacity
  • CCA 40-3000 CCA
  • DIN 25-1685 CCA
  • IEC 30-1985 CCA
  • EN 40-2830 CCA
• The tester has a recommended operating ambient temperature range of -4˚F to 122˚F.

Preparing Battery to Be Tested

Warning: Always wear eye protection, appropriate protective clothing and other safety equipment when working near lead-acid batteries. Do not touch eyes while working on or around lead-acid batteries.

1. Be sure area around battery is well ventilated while battery is being tested.
2. Clean battery terminals. Wire brush them if necessary. Be careful to keep corrosion from coming in contact with eyes.
3. Inspect the battery for cracked or broken case or cover. If the battery is damaged, do not use tester.
4. If the battery is not a sealed Maintenance Free battery, add distilled water in each cell until battery acid reaches level specified by the manufacturer. This helps purge excessive gas from cells. Be careful not to overfill.
5. Confirm that all vehicle accessories are turned OFF to ensure you do not cause any arcing and that the tested battery has a nominal voltage of 12 Volts.
6. If it is necessary to remove battery from vehicle to test, always remove ground terminal from battery first.

Tester Preparation and Set-up

Installing Batteries
Open battery door and install (6) 1.5V batteries into the battery chamber. Take care to properly orient the batteries during installation. Close battery door and replace boot around unit.
Once the battery installation process is complete, please note that nothing will appear on the tester display until it is connected to a 6 or 12 Volt battery.
Note: When the internal batteries run out of power, the tester display will read “INTERNAL BATTERY LOW”. When this happens, replace internal batteries before performing any additional tests.

Loading Printer Paper
You must be properly connected to a battery (See Battery Tester Operation: Battery Testing, steps 1-3) with internal batteries installed to load paper.
Open paper chamber cover. Set the paper roll into the paper chamber, oriented such that the paper feeds off the bottom of the roll.
Feed the paper from the roll until the paper begins to feed past the cutter. Close the paper chamber.
Note: The tester uses standard thermal paper, available from most office supply stores.

Tester Configuration\

Note: The tester does not have a back button or any means by which to backtrack through the various functional steps. At any point in a particular process, there are only two ways to get back to either the Home Screen or the Function Screen: complete the current process, or disconnect and reconnect the tester.

• You must be properly connected to a battery (See Battery Tester Operation: Battery Testing, steps 1-3) with internal batteries installed to configure the tester.
• Upon proper battery connection (with internal batteries installed), the tester display will splash the SOLAR logo for two seconds and then proceed to the Home Screen. The Home Screen shows the battery status by providing the Open Circuit Voltage of the connected battery. Press “ENTER” to enter the Function Screen, which offers three options: BATTERY TEST, SYSTEM TEST or CONFIGURATION. Using the Arrow Keys, scroll down to CONFIGURATION and press “ENTER” (center button) to go to the CONFIGURATIONScreen.
• The CONFIGURATION Screen provides five options: LANGUAGE, SET DATE, BRIGHTNESS, COUNTER AND CUSTOMIZE. To set the default language for the tester, scroll to LANGUAGE and press “ENTER”. Using the Arrow Keys, toggle to your preferred language and Press “ENTER”. You will return to the Function Screen.
• Using the arrow keys, scroll down to CONFIGURATION and press “ENTER” to go to the CONFIGURATION Screen. To set the date and time, scroll to SET DATE and press “ENTER”. The tester will display the date and time currently set for the tester. The indicator arrow should be on the date line. Press “ENTER”. ADJUST: YEAR will appear on the display. Using the Arrow Keys, toggle to the correct year and press “ENTER”. Repeat this process as the tester advances through the MONTH, DAY, HOUR, MINUTE and SECOND settings. Upon pressing “ENTER” after making the SECOND setting adjustment, you will return to the Function Screen.
• Using the arrow keys, scroll down to CONFIGURATION and press “ENTER” to go to the CONFIGURATION Screen. To adjust the display brightness, scroll to BRIGHTNESS and press “ENTER”. Using the Arrow Keys, adjust to your preferred level of brightness and press “ENTER”.
• To learn more about the counter operation, see Counter Function section of this manual.
• Using the arrow keys, scroll down to CONFIGURATION and press “Enter” to go to the CONFIGURATION screen. To customize your printout information, scroll to CUSTOMIZE and press “Enter”. Follow the prompts to enter your information to be printed on test strips.

Battery Tester Operation

Note: Each time you connect the tester to a battery, the tester will run a quick cable verification to ensure a proper connection through the output cables to sensors in the clamp jaws. If the connection checks out OK, the display will momentarily flash “Output Cable Check Complete” and proceed to the Home Screen. If the connection is poor, the display will show “Cable Error – Replace Cables.” In this case, check cable connections for visible signs of damage, as you may need to replace the cable ends. Call Technical Service at 800.328.2921 with any questions.

Battery Testing

1. Before you test a battery in a vehicle, turn off the ignition, all accessories and loads. Close all the vehicle doors and the trunk lid.

2. Make sure the battery terminals are clean. See Preparing Battery to Be Tested.

3. Connect tester leads to the battery, clamping the red clamp to the vehicle positive battery terminal first. Then, clamp the black clamp to the vehicle negative battery terminal second.
   Note: Whenever possible, connect directly to the terminals/posts of the battery.

4. Upon completing a proper battery connection, the tester display will show the Home Screen. Select BATTERY TEST, scrolling as needed to bring the indicator in line with BATTERY TEST, and press “ENTER” (center button).

5.  Press Arrow Keys to select type of battery to be tested: SLI, AGM Flat Plate, AGM/Spiral, VRLA/GEL or START/STOP. SLI refers to standard Starting/Lighting/Ignition flooded batteries, AGM/Flat Plate refers specifically to traditionally shaped AGM batteries, AGM/Spiral refers specifically to AGM-designated Spiral Wound batteries, VRLA/GEL specifically refers to Gel Cell batteries and START/STOP specifically refers to starting batteries installed in vehicles utilizing START/STOP technology. Press “ENTER”.
   5a. Additional sequence when START/STOP battery type is chosen. Tester will ask what type of battery is being used in the START/STOP application, EFB or AGM. EFB refers to Enhanced Flooded Battery constructions and AGM refers to AGM battery constructions. Choose correct battery type and Press “ENTER”.

6. Press Arrow Keys to select the applicable battery rating that you plan to test against. Options include CCA, EN, IEC, DIN, JIS, MCA(CA). Press “ENTER”.

7. Scroll Arrow Keys to input the battery rating/capacity. Note that the Arrow Keys will scroll, such that you do not have to continually repeat pressing each key. Once proper battery rating is shown on the display, press “ENTER” to perform the battery test (lasts 1-2 seconds).

8. Acquire the battery temperature by pointing the sensor on the back of the unit at the battery, using the red laser to ensure you are pointing at the battery’s surface, and press “ENTER.”

9. Optional sequence determined by the tester. At this point, the tester may display a question to more accurately provide an assessment of the tested battery. If the display shows “Is battery charged?”, toggle Arrow Keys to indicate YES or NO as applicable and press “ENTER”. If NO is selected, the display will show the Open Circuit Voltage of the Battery and the instruction RECHARGE RETEST. If YES is selected, see Step 10 below.

10. When the test is complete, the display shows the determined voltage of the battery and the determined rating of the battery.

11. GOOD & PASS The tested battery is good and capable of holding a charge.

12. GOOD & RECHARGE The tested battery is good but needs to be charged.

13. RECHARGE & RETEST The tested battery is discharged. The battery condition cannot be determined until it is fully charged. Recharge and retest the battery.

14. BAD & REPLACE The tested battery cannot hold a charge. It should be replaced immediately.

15. BAD CELL & REPLACE The tested battery has at least one short-circuited cell. It should be replaced immediately.

16. LOAD ERROR The tested battery is larger than 3000 CCA. Or, the clamps are not connected properly. Check battery connection. If connection is incorrect, reconnect and retest. If connection is correct, charge the tested battery to full charge and retest, ensuring that a proper connection is made. If the reading is still the same, the battery should be replaced immediately.
    Note: If this outcome is displayed, the operator is asked if any accessories have been left on as a possible cause. If it is found that accessories were left on, charge the tested battery and retest. If it is determined that no accessories were left on, the battery should be replaced.

17. Press “ENTER” to view the unique warranty code for the completed test.
    This code will also appear on your printout if you choose to print your result (see next step).

18. Press “ENTER” to go to the Print Option Screen. The tester will ask if you would like to PRINT RESULT? Scroll to your preferred choice and press “ENTER”. If you chose YES, the printer will print results. If you chose NO, the tester will once again return you to the Home Screen and once again display the battery’s open circuit voltage.

19. Remove the test leads from the battery posts after completion of testing, always removing the negative (black) clamp first and then the positive (red) clamp.

System Testing: Starting and Charging System Tests
During this portion of the testing process, the tester will perform the following tests in order:

• Starting System Cranking Test
• Charging System Test without Loads
• Charging System Test under Loads – Ripple Detect
• Charging System Test under Loads

Please follow the instructions below to run through the above testing steps.

1. Make sure the battery terminals are clean. See Preparing Battery to be Tested.

2. Connect tester leads to the battery, clamping the red clamp to the vehicle positive battery terminal first. Then, clamp the black clamp to the vehicle negative battery terminal second.
   Note: Whenever possible, connect directly to the terminals/posts of the battery.

3. Upon completing a proper battery connection, the tester display will show the Home Screen. Select SYSTEM TEST, scrolling as needed to bring the indicator in line with SYSTEM TEST. Press “ENTER” (center button).

4. The display will confirm that the operator has chosen SYSTEM TEST. Press
   “ENTER”.

5. Turn off all vehicle accessory loads such as lighting, air conditioning, radio, etc.

6. Start the engine. The display will show the minimum voltage reached by the battery and provide an assessment of starting system condition. Assessment corresponds as follows:
   CRANKING VOLTS NORMAL – Starting System is showing normal draw. CRANKING VOLTS LOW – Starting System is Weak – troubleshoot starter as per manufacturer’s recommended procedure.
   CRANKING VOLTS NOT DETECTED – Check connections, wiring, and starter immediately.

7. After Starting System Test, press “ENTER” to go to Charging System Test, beginning with the Charging System without Loads Test. The display will remind you to ensure all loads are off – after making sure there are no loads on the system, press “ENTER”.

8. The tester will display the charging system voltage without loads and provide an assessment of that reading.
   NORMAL – Charging System OK
   LOW – Charging Voltage is Low – Alternator is not providing sufficient current to the battery. Check belts and connection from alternator to battery.
   HIGH – Charging Voltage is High – Voltage output from alternator to battery exceeds the normal limit. Check alternator connections, including ground connection. Also, check manufacturer specifications, as output requirement may vary by vehicle type and manufacturer (confirm range is, in fact, too high for vehicle).

9. Next, the tester will perform the Charging System Under Load Test, starting with a Ripple Detect assessment. Press “ENTER” to begin this test sequence.

10. Turn on the following accessories: blower to high (heat), high beam headlights, and rear defroster.
    Note: Do not use cyclical loads such as air conditioning or windshield wipers.

11. Optional Step determined by the Tester: When testing older model vehicles with diesel engines, the tester may prompt the operator to run the engine at 2500 RPM for 15 seconds. Display will read: “RUN ENGINE UP TO 2500 RPM 15 SEC.”

12. Press “ENTER”. The tester will display the ripple detected from the charging system to the battery and provide an assessment of that reading.
    NORMAL RIPPLE DETECT– Charging System OK
    HIGH – Excess Ripple Detected – One or more of the alternator diodes are not functioning properly or there is other damage to the charging system. Check to ensure alternator mounting is sturdy and that belts are in good condition and functioning properly.

13. Press “ENTER” to proceed to the Charging System Under Loads Test. One of three results will be displayed, along with the actual voltage reading.
    NORMAL – Charging System OK
    LOW – Charging Voltage is Low – Alternator is not providing sufficient current for the system’s electrical loads and to charge the battery. Check belts and connection from alternator to battery.
    HIGH – Charging Voltage is High – Voltage output from alternator to battery exceeds the normal limit. Check alternator connections, including ground connection. Also, check manufacturer specifications, as output may vary by vehicle type and manufacturer.

14. Press “ENTER” to go to the Print Option Screen. The tester will ask if you would like to PRINT RESULT? Scroll to your preferred choice and press “ENTER”. If you chose YES, the printer will print results. If you chose NO, the tester will once again return you to the Home Screen and once again display the battery’s open circuit voltage.

15. Turn engine OFF and remove the test leads from the battery posts after completion of testing, always removing the negative clamp first and then the positive clamp.

Printing 24 Volt System Test Results
To print 24 Volt system test results, select YES when the tester asks if you would like to print your result. This effectively saves your test data. After saving, disconnect from the system and connect to a 12 Volt battery (the printer can only operate when connected to a 6V or 12V battery). Once connected to a 12 Volt battery, you will be prompted to print your system test results. Press “ENTER” to print the result. Toggle to NO and Press “ENTER” to return to the Home Screen.

Optional Accessories: Volt Probe and Amp Clamp

The BA427 allows for attachment of two different available accessories: a Volt Probe and an Amp Clamp. While these two accessories are not included with the unit, they are available under the following model numbers:

• Volt Probe – Model BAA7
• Amp Clamp, 600A – Model BAA8

To use the Volt Probe, connect it via the accessory port to the right (color coded red). From the Home Screen on the Tester, select CONFIGURATION and Press “ENTER.” Then, select VOLTMETER and Press “ENTER.” The Volt Probe is now active and can be used to probe electrical components, such that the voltage across each component will be reflected on the screen. Please note that the Volt Probe comes with both a probe tip and an alligator clip tip. Pressing “ENTER” at any point will return you to the Home Screen.
To use the Amp Clamp, connect it via the accessory port to the left (color coded black). From the Home Screen on the Tester, select CONFIGURATION and Press “ENTER.” Then, select AMMETER and Press “ENTER.” The Amp Clamp is now active and can be used to find the amp flow through a specific cable or connector in the vehicle, such that the amperage flowing through that cable will be reflected on the screen. Pressing “ENTER” at any point will return you to the Home Screen.

Memory

The tester can store up to 1000 test result for later downloading via the available PC software (see Software Download Section for Details). If you reach the limit of the available storage, the tester will alert you that the memory is full. At this point, each future test will overwrite previously saved test data.
We recommend that, if you reach the limit of the available storage, you either upload the stored test data to your computer/system or clear the stored test data. To clear the stored test data, on the Home Screen, select CONFIGURATION and Press “ENTER.” Then select CLEAR MEMORY and press “ENTER.” The tester will ask you to confirm that you wish to clear the memory. Select YES and “ENTER.” The tester will confirm that the memory has been cleared and instruct you to Press “ENTER” to return to the Home Screen.
If you get a Memory Error, it is recommended to upload existing stored results, as needed, and clear the tester’s saved results as per the instructions in the above paragraph.

Counter Function

The tester is equipped with a counter function that allows you to track the number of tests performed over time. The counter can be accessed through the Configuration Screen. From the Home Screen, scroll down to CONFIGURATION and press “ENTER” to go to the Configuration Screen. To access the counter, scroll to COUNTER and press “ENTER”. The tester will show the counter display, listing the number of battery tests and the number of system tests that have been performed since the unit was first configured or last reset.
From the counter display, press “ENTER” to achieve the following next steps: return to the Home Screen, reset the counter or print the counter result. The first choice shown will be RETURN TO BATTERY TEST. Selecting this option will return you to the Home Screen.
Scrolling forward once will bring you to RESET. Press “ENTER” to see your reset options, NO or YES. Scroll to your desired outcome and press “ENTER”. If you chose to reset the counter, the display will return to the counter display and show zero tests preformed. If you choose NO, the display will proceed to the Home Screen.
Scrolling forward twice will bring you to the print screen for the counter display.

Battery Management Software Download

Your BA427 comes with free access to download battery management software to maximize the value of the tester for busy service operations. The software will allow you to store and track the battery and system tests performed over an extended period of time. Your tester included a card indicating how to download the battery management software. If that card is no longer available, please visit:
http://cloreinfo.com/BA427-Software-Download.

Maintenance and Care

A basic amount of care and maintenance will allow your tester to provide years of valuable service.

• After each use, ensure that there is no corrosion on clamps. If there is corrosion on clamps, use a damp cloth to wipe corrosion off of the clamps.
• After each use, ensure that leads have not been damaged or have come into contact with aggressive fluids, such as grease, engine oil, ATF or battery corrosion. If leads are damaged, call Technical Service at 913.310.1053 immediately. NEVER use tester if leads show signs of damage. If leads have come into contact with aggressive fluids, use a damp cloth to wipe the leads clean.
• After each use, return the tester to its storage case to protect the tester when not in use.
• If tester body becomes dirty or soiled, use a damp cloth to wipe it clean.
• If tester display becomes dirty, use a screen cleaning product, such as those used to clean glasses or computer monitors, to wipe the display clean. When cleaning the display, take care not to scratch or otherwise damage it.
• Periodically replace onboard batteries (rear compartment) to avoid a situation where the batteries run down at a critical moment.
• When storing tester for extended periods of inactivity, remove onboard batteries.

Warranty

• Clore Automotive warrants this product to be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original end user purchase. This warranty extends to each person who acquires lawful ownership within one year of the original retail purchase, but is void if the product has been abused, altered, misused or improperly packaged and damaged when returned for repair.

• This warranty applies to the product only and does not apply to any accessory items included with the product which are subject to wear from usage; the replacement or repair of these items shall be at the expense of the owner.

• THE TERMS OF THE CLORE AUTOMOTIVE LIMITED WARRANTY CONSTITUTE THE BUYER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY. THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY.

• AFTER 1 YEAR FROM DATE OF PURCHASE, ALL RISK OF LOSS FROM WHATEVER REASON SHALL BE PUT UPON THE PURCHASER.

• CLORE AUTOMOTIVE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES: CLORE AUTOMOTIVE’S LIABILITY, IF ANY, SHALL NEVER EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THIS MACHINE REGARDLESS OF WHETHER

• LIABILITY IS PREDICATED UPON BREACH OF WARRANTY (EXPRESS OR
  IMPLIED), NEGLIGENCE, STRICT TORT OR ANY OTHER THEORY.

• Some states do not permit the limitation of warranties or limitation of consequential or incidental damages, so the above disclaimer and limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

Instructions for obtaining service under this warranty:
To obtain service under this warranty, return your SOLAR Battery Tester to the place of purchase, along with your dated sales receipt, for an exchange. Your product can also be sent back to Clore Automotive for exchange – visit www. cloreautomotive.com for shipping address.

Registering Your Purchase
For best service and to receive periodic product updates, please visit www. cloreregistration.com, click on the SOLAR logo, complete the information in the web form and click “submit.” It’s that easy!
For answers to questions concerning use, out-of-warranty service, or
warranty/service information on this or other Clore Automotive products, contact Clore Automotive Technical Service at 800.328.2921; 913.310.1050; www.cloreautomotive.com .

References

• Home - Clore Automotive
• BA427 Software Download Form - Clore Automotive
• Clore Automotive Registration
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• P65Warnings.ca.gov

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