1. Never disconnect the battery or voltage regulator from the terminal while the engine and, accordingly, the generator are running.
2. Do not allow the exciter clamp to come into contact with (pole clamp) generator or a cable with a "ground" attached to it.
3. Do not confuse both voltage regulator connections.
4. Never operate the voltage regulator if it is connected to "ground" (immediate damage).
5. Do not remove the generator unless the battery has been disconnected from the electrical circuit beforehand.
6. When installing the battery, make sure that the negative terminal is connected to ground.
7. Never use a lamp plugged directly into the mains (110 or 220 V). Only lamps with voltage of 12 V or higher are allowed to be used.
8. If the battery is charged with the device in the installed state, it is necessary to remove both battery cables. Connect the positive pole of the charger to the positive pole of the battery and connect the negative pole of the charger to the negative pole of the battery.
9. Incorrect connection of connections will damage the rectifier and voltage regulator.
Precautions when working with a generator (Renault Espace I)
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