Does your car suddenly stop starting? It could be because the battery is dead!
Don't panic! If you have a jump starter (also called a car jump starter or a car jump starter), you can quickly save yourself without having to call a tow truck or ask someone else for a jump start.
How to jump-start your vehicle with a jump starter?
Preparation
Before starting your vehicle, make sure the following:
You have a jump starter with a jump starter function (not a regular power bank);
The power supply is at least 50% charged;
The red clip = positive, the black clip = negative;
Make sure your hands and the floor are dry when operating to ensure safety.
Starting Steps
1. Turn off the vehicle.
Turn the key back to the off position and make sure all electrical devices in the car are turned off (air conditioning, lights, stereo, etc.).
2. Open the engine compartment (or battery compartment).
Locate the positive and negative terminals on the car battery. They are usually marked with "+" and "-".
3. Connect the jump starter
Connect the red clip to the positive (+) battery terminal.
Connect the black clip to the negative (–) battery terminal.
Some jump starters automatically detect their connection status. If connected incorrectly, many products will generate an alarm or fail to function.
4. Start the vehicle
Return to the driver's seat and start the vehicle normally. In most cases, the car should start instantly!
5. Remove the power supply
After the vehicle starts successfully, turn off the jump starter.
Then remove the black clip (negative terminal) first, then the red clip (positive terminal).
Finally, let the engine run for a while to help charge the battery.
Tips for Use
Do not attempt to start the vehicle more than three times in a row, leaving 30 seconds between each attempt.
If repeated jump start attempts fail, the battery may be severely deteriorating or there may be other vehicle problems.
It is recommended to always have a jump starter in your car, especially in winter or when you are not driving for long periods of time.
Lithium battery jump starters are lighter and safer, and products like Jack Power are ideal for everyday use.
When would they be useful?
Forgetting to turn off the headlights when parking, a dead battery;
difficulty starting the car early in the morning in winter;
having left the car unused for weeks;
a sudden stall during a long journey; the awkward moment of having no one to jump-start the car;
If you don't have a jump-start power bank yet, I highly recommend buying one from a reliable brand; it can help you out in a pinch!
