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Question: can you overcharge this device by leaving it on the charger too long
Document: )Afterwards, I tried using the car adapter. The cord is conveniently wrapped to the bottom of the unit. It was long enough to reach to the back tires of my minivan.I tried running the unit of off the charger plugged into the outlet, but the unit would not run.
I purchased this air compressor for my horse trailer tires since it got such good reviews here. Since the outlet cords are never long enough to reach the trailer, I have to use cordless. I charged it for at least 5 hours per instructions - the charger light turned green. On that charge I could only get 2 psi into one tire. I recharged and tried again with the same results. Basically the battery did not hold the charge for longer than a few seconds.
Black and Decker has a long history of having terrific ideas and messing them up with shoddy engineering. This product is no exception.This thing is frustrating to use. The "interface" consists of 3 buttons, two of which turn on the (useless) light at the front of the device for some reason. One annoyance is you must set the PSI *each* time you use it -- and it is very frustrating to get it into the mode where you can actually select the PSI.
What I liked:1. Battery powered.2. Long power cable attached, which plugs directly into my car power socket. When the device is running low on battery, it is not as efficient (it takes longer inflation times) and plugging in the power cable restores it vigor. The cable is long enough that the device could reach all the four tyres of my van with the cable plugged into the van's power socket.3. Auto turn off when the set pressure is reached.
Items needed to service a car is important.The noise is a little loud, but works very wellMy item is faulty, but I had a car charger.
You kind of have to follow the instructions over and over until it &#34;catches&#34;- I noted as a + that it pumps to within 0.5 of the preset pressure. I do not know why it won't get it exact.- no simple way to &#34;attach&#34; the house charger to the unit without making the unit cumbersome.
(Usually, after one or two uses of something I end up lamenting "If only they had don't THIS...and THAT! ")It is compartmentalized for all the attachments except the charger. That is the one minor flaw, the dog-gone charging brickis loose. I would only suggest they sell it with a canvas bag that has a pocket for the brick!All in all, a well deserved 5 stars!
This compressor/inflator is very attractive. It is also lightweight and all the accessories with the exception of the charger store right on the unit.I have owned compressors and I have owned high volume inflators. However, I have not owned a unit that includes both functions, and none of my units have ever been cordless.Mounted on the front of the unit are three connectors for inflatables and balls.
I've only had it for a week, but it charged up quickly, and when I went to use it to inflate bicycle tires, it performed the job very well. Has a convenient LED light on the front of it, so at night, it illuminates where the valve stem is. Curiously, the Amazon description does not note that it includes a 120 V AC charger as well as 12 V DC - makes it easy to recharge at home or in the car.
So you cannot really keep it in the car and assume it is gonna work when you need it. It does not have 12V charger either.. I fully charged it and next day I wanted to use, the battery level showed low. No, I did not actually used it all the way, so I am not sure if it was really low on battery as the level suggested..Well enough bashing their other products.. Why did I specifically purchased this item?
Answer: no