how do you turn off the loud warning signal when the starter needs recharging?
852147
Recharge it or push in (or remove) that little red plastic pin at the top of the unit
852148
Have not had this problem....but guess I would plug it in...starter will not work if it is discharged.
852149
There was a red pin that came with it to turn off the alarm, but I'd assume you've lost that. So the best thing is to charge it to "shut-it-up". If you've lost the original charger (as mentioned in a comment), you can use any 12V car charger connected to the jumper clamps. You will need to have the switch for the jumper cables "on" while charging and be sure the clamps make metal-to-metal contact (the outside of the clamps on the peak unit are plastic, so the chargers clamps need to go inside them touching the metal jaws). Otherwise be sure red clamps never touch black. To tell when it's charged while charging this way, the "battery indicator" LEDs will show the 2 green with it at ~12.5V pretty quickly, but that's not even close to fully charged (see my review about how they light up during "charging" versus "draining"). You'll want to take it to about 14V, then it's "fully charged" (and you'll need to measure that yourself with a meter).
565730
No friend Ankit, does not have that function. I have to be aware of the indicator (green light) to turn it off, otherwise I will burn sandwiches.
1816317
Yes. Remove the cover from your Pitboss and locate the box containing four small toggle switches on the left side under the battery compartment. Move switch number 1 to the down position. Now turn your unit off, then power back on to reset. Your audible alarm is now off.
1136851
There is no turn off button. Just leave the unit idle (unit should not be charging anything or getting charged) and it will turn itself off withing a couple of minutes.
1666408
Disconnect the battery first, then the remote start system then the security start system
1462431
I'm not sure if there's a way to disable the beep, but what I believe happens is when it gets fully charged it beeps again to signal to unplug it. So it beeps, plug it in... after an hour or so it's fully charged, it'll beep again. Unplug - rinse and repeat.
967498
just turns off automatic and within 30 seconds when connected to the electric car jack
2283489
There doesn't seem to be a way to turn this off and IMP it's a huge flaw. We live in a loft so there's no wall between kitchen and bedroom, and the beep is so loud it wakes us up at night. This is obviously a big problem that deters me from making bread.
1527139
The noise is a low voltage warning, put it on the charger and it will stop I leave mine on the charger at all times to be certain it is ready to use
477649
You must turn it off, however if you do you may get battery drain. I always leave mine in loud mode, then turn it off when I start the engine, then turn it back to loud if/when I want it loud.
1117290
You likely have it in car mode where it turns off when unplugged. Take a good look through the settings.
1997267
Sometimes the PowerAll will stop working because of its protection/safety circuits. You certainly SHOULD disconnect it quickly after jump starting a car. Once disconnected, press the PowerAll's button and see if the blue charge lights come on (or test the flashlight). If they DON'T come on, plug it in (car or house) and the PowerAll will quickly run through startup self check and reset itself. Once the blue lights start animating, you can unplug and use it right away (just check the charge level). The trick is to CHECK it immediately after a jump start to see if you need to perform this reset. :) Sometimes the PowerAll will stop working because of its protection/safety circuits. You certainly SHOULD disconnect it quickly after jump starting a car. Once disconnected, press the PowerAll's button and see if the blue charge lights come on (or test the flashlight). If they DON'T come on, plug it in (car or house) and the PowerAll will quickly run through startup self check and reset itself. Once the blue lights start animating, you can unplug and use it right away (just check the charge level). The trick is to CHECK it immediately after a jump start to see if you need to perform this... » Read More Sometimes the PowerAll will stop working because of its protection/safety circuits. You certainly SHOULD disconnect it quickly after jump starting a car. Once disconnected, press the PowerAll's button and see if the blue charge lights come on (or test the flashlight). If they DON'T come on, plug it in (car or house) and the PowerAll will quickly run through startup self check and reset itself. Once the blue lights start animating, you can unplug and use it right away (just check the charge level). The trick is to CHECK it immediately after a jump start to see if you need to perform this reset. :) « Show Less
1781979
There is a button to silence the alarm - had to use it recently when a transformer failure knocked power out for a few hours.
2129662
I think you could unplug the electrical connections in a couple minutes. The power/ground/power-on-signal wires are all on one plug. The speaker inputs are an easy connection also. How you temporarily mount this unit in your trunk may be the hardest thing to disconnect.
704132
It usually starts with one or two pulls of the starter cord so it's really not an issue. It will re-charge itself when running. If it's an issue any trickle charger will do but is really unnecessary.
293201
If you used it to start your vehicle press the start button again. It will turn it off, but it leaves accessories on (stereo, ect.) until your vehicle turns it off automatically. So, the warning here is if you have a sound system or low battery you may return to a dead vehicle if you turn off with remote.
11589
Dear customer,Thanks for your email.Well, this item will turn off check engine warning lamp, clear codes and reset monitor status, and there will be a manual in it, if you got it, you could follow the manual, hope can help you.Best regards!