WARNING
| Danger of injury! Observe warning notices and safety
regulations
→ Chapter! |
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WARNING
| It is not permissible to test or charge batteries
whose magic eye shows light yellow. Do not slave/jump
start the vehicle! |
| Danger of explosion when checking and charging or
slave/jump starting. |
| These batteries must be renewed. |
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| In maintenance mode the battery charger -VAS 5095 A- ensures
that the battery is charged correctly and is maintained in fully
charged condition. |
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Proceed as for charging battery
→ Chapter. |
 Note
| When a battery is being charged in maintenance mode and a
electrical consumer draws current from the battery, the battery
charger -VAS 5095 A- automatically compensates the charge. |
| The maintenance mode can be continued for an unlimited
period. |
| The battery is always ready for use. |
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Battery charger -VAS 5900-
WARNING
| Danger of injury! Observe warning notices and safety
regulations
→ Chapter! |
|
WARNING
| It is not permissible to test or charge batteries
whose magic eye shows light yellow. Do not slave/jump
start the vehicle! |
| Danger of explosion when checking and charging or
slave/jump starting. |
| These batteries must be renewed. |
|
| This chapter describes the basic functions of the battery
charger -VAS 5900-. For additional information refer to
→ operating instructions for battery chargerVAS 5900. |
Note
| The effective charge current can be read directly on this
battery charger. |
| Observe
→ operating instructions for battery chargerVAS 5900. |
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Questions & answers
Charging battery in maintenance mode with battery charger -VAS 5095 A- — Volkswagen Golf Mk7
What is maintenance mode on -VAS 5095 A-?
Maintains the battery at full charge during long-term storage. The charger cycles between float and trickle charge.
General notes:
The support mode provides the onboard supply with power when
the battery is removed or disconnected.
For furthe ...
The battery charger -VAS 5900- is suitable for charging all
12V batteries supplied by Volkswagen.
Battery cha ...
