Quick Cable 800 Amp Booster Clamps Cable Assembly and Safety - Manual (Page 4)

Limited Warranty
Quick-Cable Corporation and Quick-Cable Canada Limited manufacture high quality electrical connectors and cable
products. We use copper which is certified to meet our metallurgical specifications. We use cable that meets or exceeds
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Standard J1127.
Quick-Cable warrants that its connectors and cables are free from defects in materials and workmanship. Quick-Cable
will replace at no charge to you any defective product which is returned prepaid to us. Replaced products will be
shipped to you at our expense.
This warranty replaces all other warranties. Replacement of defective products is your exclusive remedy. Quick-Cable
is not responsible for injury, property damage, or the consequential damages arising directly or indirectly from the use
of our products, even though that injury, property damage, or other consequential damage may have been directly or
indirectly caused by an actual defect in material or workmanship.
We like to know how our products have performed for you. If you have suggestions, comments, or questions about
our products, their installation or service, please contact us.
Quick Cable Corporation
3700 Quick Drive • Franksville WI 53126-0509
Phone 262-824-3100 Fax 262-824-3199
Quick Cable Canada Limited
6395 Kestral Road • Mississauga, Ontario L5T 1Z5
Phone 905-362-1606 Fax 905-362-1614
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18. Batteries produce hydrogen gas which could explode if there is a spark or flame near a bat-
tery. Do not smoke. Do not work with an open flame near a battery. Provide adequate
ventilation near the battery. Cover vent caps with a damp cloth to minimize gas seepage.
Never work leaning over a battery. Always wear eye protection.
19. Battery acid can cause sever burns or blindness. Battery acid will corrode most metals and destroy most fabrics.
Batteries contain lead that is poisonous. Wash your hands thoroughly after working with batteries.
20. Never allow children to play with batteries, battery cables or terminals.
21. If you get battery acid on your skin, flush thoroughly with water. If you get acid in your eyes, immediately flush
your eyes with water and get prompt medical attention. Continue flushing the eyes for at least fifteen minutes or
until medical attention is obtained.
22. If battery acid is taken internally, drink large quantities of water or milk. Do not induce vomiting. Call a physician
or Poison Control Center immediately.
23. Battery acid that spills on a vehicle or in a work area can be neutralized with baking soda. After neutralizing, thor-
oughly rinse the contaminated area with water.
24. To prevent leakage of acid, never turn any battery (seal, “leakproof”, or other type) upside down.
25. The use of terminal protectors is strongly recommended, even if they
did not come with the original equipment. Terminal Protectors will sig-
nificantly reduce the chance of sparks and battery explosions. They will
help protect your alternator and electrical system from shorts.
You should check that the battery terminals do not touch compartment
walls, hold-downs, battery trays or battery box covers when the hood is
closed. Since this manual covers a wide variety of equipment, from
lawn and garden to autos to off-road machinery, it is impossible to be
specific in these instructions, except to say that care should be taken to
prevent batteries and their connections from shorting out on the vehicle.
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If you need help with assembly instructions, cable specifications, or special applications not covered in this manual,
please feel free to call us. Our toll free voice number is 1-800-558-8667 and our toll free fax number is 1-800-733-8611.
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