Which AC Adapter?
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I have an old Clarke Jumpstart pack. It’s had two AC Adapters go brittle and fall apart. Don’t really want to buy a third from Machine Mart.
Could anyone point me in the direction of a decent replacement. My Google skills have failed me today.
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/jump-start-910-cw-...


Could anyone point me in the direction of a decent replacement. My Google skills have failed me today.
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/jump-start-910-cw-...
gizlaroc said:
Won't work as voltage isn't high enough. Just had the same issue for mine, bought one and it didn't work.Have an ebay one on order.
I have a boost pack, lost the proper charger years ago, I used to use a ctek charger direct to the battery clamps, worked well. then I found an automatic SLA charger I had for something else, was used for charging the 7ah batteries normally found in emergency lighting and battery UPS systems. I just clip the ends of the wires onto the boost cables and it works a treat, charges much better than the old plug in one.
Mikey G said:
I have a boost pack, lost the proper charger years ago, I used to use a ctek charger direct to the battery clamps, worked well. then I found an automatic SLA charger I had for something else, was used for charging the 7ah batteries normally found in emergency lighting and battery UPS systems. I just clip the ends of the wires onto the boost cables and it works a treat, charges much better than the old plug in one.
Just tried attaching it to my CTEK charger, but it didn’t seem to recognise it. I just connected the red clip to red clip and black to black.Battery pack has this info on the back if that’s any help. Thanks.
Parabola said:
Just tried attaching it to my CTEK charger, but it didn’t seem to recognise it. I just connected the red clip to red clip and black to black.

Battery pack has this info on the back if that’s any help. Thanks.
Thats exactly what I did, but it may depend on what model of ctek as mine needed to see some voltage before charging and if its dead flat it may not recognise it. I also have a cigarette socket lead to charge mine while driving but never use it.Battery pack has this info on the back if that’s any help. Thanks.
If its very flat battery may be damaged but may be worth connecting it to a car and starting it as if you were jump starting it and allow it to charge that way for a few minutes just to get a little power into it.
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