NOCO GENIUS-BOOST-HD-GB70 user manual

A blinking white light on your Noco boost could indicate a few different things, depending on the specific model you have. Here are a few possible reasons:
1. Charging in progress: Some Noco boost models have a blinking white light to indicate that the device is currently charging. This is a normal operation and suggests that the unit is receiving power.
2. Faulty connection: If the blinking white light persists even after ensuring a proper connection to the power source, it might indicate a faulty or loose connection. Double-check the connections between the boost and the power source, making sure they are secure and properly plugged in.
3. Error or warning code: Certain Noco boost models use different colored lights to indicate specific error or warning codes. Refer to the user manual for your specific model to determine if a blinking white light is an error or warning code. In this case, the user manual should provide information on what the code means and how to troubleshoot it.
If you are unable to determine the cause of the blinking white light or if the light continues to blink even after trying the suggested fixes, it is recommended to contact Noco customer support for further assistance.

The Noco Genius Boost HD GB70 is capable of providing up to 40 jump starts on a single charge.

The Noco GB70 features a built-in LED indicator that displays the charging status of the unit. Here are the indications that will help you determine when the device is fully charged:
1. Solid Red Light: When you connect the GB70 to a power source, a solid red light will appear. This indicates that the battery is charging.
2. Flashing Red Light: If the red light starts flashing, it means that the battery voltage is lower than the recommended level. In this case, you may need to check the connections and ensure a proper power source.
3. Solid Green Light: Once the battery is fully charged, the red light will turn solid green. This indicates that the GB70 is ready to be used.
It is important to note that the charging time may vary depending on the battery's initial charge level and the power source used.

The specific light indicators on a Noco Boost model may vary depending on the specific model. However, in general, Noco Boost devices usually have an array of LED lights that indicate the charging status and battery level. Here are the common light indications:
1. Power light: This light indicates that the Noco Boost is turned on and ready to charge or provide power.
2. Charging light: When connected to a power source, this light indicates that the Noco Boost is currently charging itself.
3. Boost light: This light indicates that the Noco Boost is in the boost mode and ready to jump-start a vehicle.
4. Battery level lights: These lights give an indication of the remaining battery capacity. Typically, there are multiple lights, each representing a specific battery level range (e.g., low, medium, high).
5. Error light: In some models, there might be an error light that illuminates when there is an issue with the Noco Boost, such as reverse polarity or overheating.
It is recommended to refer to the user manual or specific product documentation for detailed information regarding the light indicators for a specific Noco Boost model.