QOD Golf International. www.qodgolf.comWarning: Product Patent Protected, Design Protected, Copyright Protected. All rights ReservedPage 10 of 24While charging, when the charger is connected to your battery, the LED will show ared light indicating that the battery is in charging process. Once completed, the LEDlight will change from red to green, indicating the battery charging process has beencompleted. It is not unusual for some batteries to be charged within 2 hours after around of golf.In most circumstances, a full charging cycle should take up to 4 hours, but there mightbe a possibility of variances due to the level of discharge, battery condition and age ofthe battery. Also, a new battery can take over 6 hours on first charging cycle. Werecommend charging a battery fully and leaving the battery on charge for 12 hoursbefore disconnecting and storing the battery and charger.ConnectionsYour battery lead has a “T Bar” connector that allows you to directly connect it to thebattery. Please ensure that you connect the positive side of the T connector to thepositive side of the battery. To help prevent a mistake, the T connector has an offsetslot that helps to protect against incorrect connections. If the cable is not slipping ineasily, please check that you are connecting the T cable correctly.On the other end of the cable is a Torberry/ Anderson connection system. Pleaseensure that the red wire is connected to the positive terminal on the battery and theblack wire is connected to the negative connection. When connecting the battery leadto your caddy, you MUST ensure that the black & red connection plug matches. Bothconnections need to align with their own color coding, or you will damage yourcaddy’s electrical system.DO NOT CONNECT THE BATTERY if the plug doesn’t go red-to-red and black-to-blackfrom the battery to your caddy. Please inspect your leads each time you plug them into make sure there are no signs of melting, corroded contacts, etc. They are easilyreplaced if they should ever become worn down.