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Operation and Service Manual
2.3 Hazard notices
In case of mechanical or electrical damages to the Li-Ion
battery pack or the charger station, the use of the
specific device must be interrupted immediately. The
damaged unit must be inspected for mechanical or
electrical damages and safety. Defects must be repaired
by qualified personnel and before renewed use.
Before
repairing mechanical or electrical components
or devices always disconnect the rechargeable power
pack and the mains power supply from the power
supply to the power tool.
Protect rechargeable battery packs (1)
against dampness and wetness and do
not subject to open fire.
Do not use deformed or defective battery packs. Do
not attempt to open battery packs. Do not touch or
short battery pack contacts. Keep away from small
metal objects that could cause an electrical short
between contacts. A short circuit can cause fire and
physical injury through burns.
A slightly acidic and flammable liquid may seep out
of defective Li-Ion rechargeable batteries. If the
battery liquid comes into contact with human skin
immediately rinse with plenty of water. If battery
liquid comes into contact with an eye, immediately
rinse and wash with plenty of water and consult a
physician.
Do not attempt to charge non-rechargeable batteries.
Doing so could cause an explosion.
Do not recharge fully charged batteries!
Do not use the charger station outdoors.
Protect the charger station against
dampness and wet.
Keep children away from the charger station and the
work area.
In case of smoke or fire from the charger station
immediately pull out the electric mains supply plug.
Do not insert objects in the ventilation slots of the charger
station. This could result in electric shock or short circuit.
3. Operating the Charger Station
The charger station must only be used if the mains
electrical supply matches the voltage and frequency
specifications on the charger label. The charger station
is an electrical device creating a direct current, which
can trip simple residual current circuit breakers (RCCB).
Use type F or better, with a trigger current of no more
than 30 mA.
Before using the charger station, ensure that the
ventilation slots are not covered or blocked. Minimum
distance to other objects should at least 5 cm (2 in).
3.1 Self-Test
Plug the main plug into a
suitable outlet. The warning
indicator (4) and the
operation indicator (3) will
light up in sequence for
approx. 1 second; the built-in
fan will run for approx. 5
seconds.
3.2 Starting
Charging: Push rechargeable battery pack (1) completely onto
the seat (2). The operating indicator will start to flash.
To check the charging level of the battery pack, first remove the
pack from the charger, then push the button on the battery pack.
Trickle charging: If the battery pack is fully charged, the
charger statin will switch automatically to trickle charging. The
battery pack can be left in the charger and ready for use any
time. The operating indicator (3) will remain lit.
Fault: The warning indicator (4) is lit permanently; the battery
pack is not charged. This is due to the temperature being too
high or too low. Once the battery pack temperature is between
0° C and 50° C (32° F and 122° F) charging starts automatically.
If the warning indicator (4) flashes, check to see that the battery
pack is seated correctly, or check if the battery pack is defective.
Immediately remove the battery pack from the charger.
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Operation indicator Warning indicator
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