Kingbolen manufactures professional automotive diagnostic tools, including OBD2 scanners, battery testers, and code readers for mechanics and car owners.
Kingbolen is a leading provider of automotive diagnostic solutions, dedicated to making vehicle maintenance accessible for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. The company offers a comprehensive lineup of products ranging from affordable Bluetooth OBD2 code readers to advanced professional diagnostic tablets.
Known for innovation and reliability, Kingbolen's portfolio features popular items like the Ediag automotive scanner and the BM series of battery testers. These tools assist users in performing full system diagnoses, reading and clearing fault codes, checking battery health, and executing maintenance reset functions. By combining user-friendly software with robust hardware, Kingbolen aims to simplify the complexities of modern vehicle repair.
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Ensure your device is connected to Wi-Fi. Navigate to the 'Settings' or 'Upgrade' menu on your tablet or app, and follow the prompts to download the latest software and firmware versions.
If the screen flashes during use, it typically indicates that the test clips are not properly clamped. Reconnect the clips securely to the positive and negative terminals of the battery.
Plug the device into your vehicle's OBDII port. Open the specific Kingbolen or Ediag app on your phone and pair the device through the app's connection manager, not through your phone's general Bluetooth settings.
SOC stands for State of Charge (the amount of power left in the battery), while SOH stands for State of Health (the condition of the battery's lifespan compared to a new one).