Weego 44s 12-Volt Portable Lithium Jump Starter User Guide
- June 6, 2024
- Weego
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Weego 44s 12-Volt Portable Lithium Jump Starter
GETTING TO KNOW WEEGO 44S
CHARGE UP YOUR WEEGO 44s
When you unpack your new Weego 44s for the first time, charge it up to 100% using the Micro USB Charging Cord provided. Make sure you use a USB enabled wall adapter (like the one that comes with your smartphone or tablet) with an output of 2.1A to charge as quickly as possible. (Output ratings are always located on the USB adapter).
We ego 44s will last up to a year without recharging, but to keep it topped off, recharge it every 6 months or so. We ego 44s will allow you to charge & discharge your unit up to 1000 times, which will give you a good 3-5 years of active use.
It takes 2.5 hrs. to fully charge using a 2.1A USB adapter. The indicator lights will flash one by one while the unit is charging. A solid light indicates a completed level of charge.
JUMP STARTING
BEFORE YOU JUMP
Read all instructions and safety information prior to using this product. Improper use of this product will void your warranty and may result in product damage, excess heat, toxic fumes, fire, and other unsafe conditions for which Weego is not responsible.
Read vehicle owner’s manual first: it may have specific cautions and instructions about jumping your engine.
** This product is for use on 12V Lead-Acid batteries only! DO NOT use this product on any other voltage battery, such as 6V, 24V, etc. DO NOT** use this product on lithium-ion batteries.
Never jump or operate any engine in an enclosed area. Put your vehicle in PARK and engage the emergency brake (boats and powersports vehicles should be put in NEUTRAL).
TURN OFF ALL ELECTRONICS! air conditioner, radio, lights, etc.
Remove any devices attached to your Wee go 44s. Never leave your Wee go 44s connected to your engine’s battery unless actively jumping.
Always disconnect the Smarty Clamps® from your Wee go 44s when not in use.
Connect Clamps
Attach Black (-), Then Red (+)
When You Have GREEN LIGHT On Your Smart Box, Start Your
Engine
Once it Starts, Disconnect Clamps from Wee go 44s
Detach Clamps From Battery
JUMP STARTING YOUR ENGINE
- Ensure your engine is completely OFF.
- Securely connect the Smarty Clamps® to your Wee go 44s.
- Place your Wee go 44s in a secure location.
- Attach BLACK clamp to your battery’s negative (-) terminal, then the RED clamp to your battery’s positive (+) terminal. Adjust your Smarty Clamps® to achieve MAXIMUM contact with the terminals. Poor connections will prevent you from starting your engine! Clear off any dirt or buildup with a wire brush or a dry towel before connecting your clamps.
- Check your Smarty Clamps® lights. When you have a GREEN READY light, start your engine. If the engine doesn’t start, check your Smarty Clamps® lights and wait a minute before trying again.
- After a successful start, disconnect the Smarty Clamps® from your Weego 44s.
- Detach the Smarty Clamps® from the battery.
- You’re now good to go be sure to run your engine for at least 15 minutes before shutting it off again so it has time to recharge your battery.
If you are having issues getting your engine started, see Troubleshooting for further details and assistance.
WARNING!
Exposed Metal Jaws May Be HOT After Use!
UNDERSTANDING YOUR Smarty Clamps®
Your Smarty Clamps® have a “smart” box that will help guide you through a
jump with both sight and sound. It will let you know when it is safe to jump
or if there is an error.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Visit www.myweego.com/support for FAQs and additional troubleshooting inquiries.
My unit won’t power on/charge/charge past a few lights
If your unit won’t power on, won’t take a charge OR won’t charge past a few
lights then it’s been over discharged. This can happen if the engine pulled
the We ego battery past a certain limit during a jump start. It can also
happen if the We ego is not stored with a full charge, or is not recharged
every 3-6 months during storage.
Please reach out to support@myweego.com to let them know about this issue – we’ll receive and test the over discharged We ego, then determine if we can repair it or if it needs to be fully replaced.
The Weego won’t jump start my vehicle
A few things can attribute to a failed jump start, which we listed below.
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Poor connection between the Weego clamps and vehicle battery:
the better the connection, the more likely you are to have a successful jump -
Dirty battery terminals:
build up prevents all the available power from reaching your battery -
Vehicle-specific compatibility issues:
occasionally we come across a vehicle that has unique power demands that a smaller model cannot fulfill, even though it’s within our recommended engine range. In addition, vehicles with heavier electronics can sometimes create issues when jumping with a We ego; we mostly see this in push-to-start vehicles. -
Cold temperatures:
Freezing temperatures create a lot of resistance in an engine which means it can require up to 3.5X the usual amount of power to get started; for example, an engine that usually needs 200A could need up to 700A in the extreme cold. In addition, if your We ego was stored in the cold temps it will make it harder for the We ego to deliver its full power. -
Low-Charged We ego:
it’s always best to work with full power on your We ego if you can. Our jump starters perform better at 100% charge than they do at 20% charge, especially when jumping larger engines.
WEEGO CUSTOMER SUPPORT
We are dedicated to providing the best possible service. To reach Customer
Support, visit www.myweego.com/support
or email support@myweego.com.
© 2021. We ego is a division of Paris Corporation. US Patent #9692155,
D823243. All Rights Reserved. Rev 1/08
References
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