BERG BeNomic EasyLeaf, Technical Manual

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7.1 Switching on the BeNomic EasyLeaf
Whilst driving the BeNomic EasyLeaf , you can stop the machine by operating
the emergency stop, if so required. The BeNomic EasyLeaf will immediately
come to a complete standstill.
1. After having completed chapter 6 (Putting into operation), you can switch on the
BeNomic EasyLeaf .
2. Switch on the BeNomic EasyLeaf central lock by plugging the power plug into the
socket. The BeNomic EasyLeaf is now ON.
3. Pull the emergency stop out if it is activated. The indicator lamp and buzzer will sound,
the lamp will light up continuously and the BeNomic EasyLeaf will be ready for use.
4. If the buzzer sounds twice and the lamp flashes, then the BeNomic EasyLeaf must be
reset. This is done by turning the potentiometer to zero. The indicator lamp will then
light up continuously. The required speed of the
BeNomic EasyLeaf can be freely
adjusted using the speed control knob, zero = idle and 10 = maximum speed.
5. After setting the required speed, you must set the direction of travel using the selector
switch. The direction of travel selected is determined by setting the selector to the
desired direction. The switch has a central neutral position (0). When leaving the
BeNomic EasyLeaf unattended, always put the switch to the central position.
6. As soon as the pedal is pressed (with your foot!), the BeNomic EasyLeaf will
immediately start moving in the selected direction of travel at the set speed.
7.2 Switching off the BeNomic EasyLeaf
1. Releasing the pedal will stop the BeNomic EasyLeaf .
2. Turn the direction of travel selector switch to the central neutral position (0).
3. Turn the potentiometer to zero.
4. Press the emergency stop to interrupt the electric circuit.
5. When leaving the platform, switch off the central lock of the
BeNomic EasyLeaf by
disconnecting the power plug from the socket.
7.3 Charging the batteries of the BeNomic EasyLeaf
Charge the batteries according to the status of the battery condition meter when they
have between 50% and 20% remaining capacity, but try to do this as often as possible
when the status is around 20% in accordance with the following recommendations.
20% 50% 100%