Instructions for chargers CCC
405
/ CCC
410
Important:
Read the instructions before charging
NOTE:
With regard to the name of the lights: see figure 1
1:
Turn on the charger by connecting the charger's power plug to the outlet.
2:
Wait for ERROR to light up (red) and remain on.
1,2
3:
Connect the charging plug to the wheelchair's
5
charging socket.
The ERROR light goes out and both the CHARGING and COMPLETED lights will be lit for
around 1 second while the charger inspects the battery. If charging is required, the
COMPLETED light goes out and the CHARGING light will remain lit until the battery is fully
charged.
2,3
4:
Wait for the COMPLETED light to come on as a sign that the battery is fully charged.
The charger automatically switches to trickle charging (very low electrical consumption).
Therefore allow the charger to remain connected before using the wheelchair again.
The charger cannot overcharge the batteries.
5:
Before resuming operation, remove the charging plug from the wheelchair's charging socket.
The COMPLETED light will go out and the ERROR light will come on.
4
Turn the charger off by removing the charger's power plug from the outlet.
6:
If it becomes necessary to interrupt charging before the COMPLETED light comes on, turn
the charger off by removing its power plug from the outlet before removing the charging plug
from the wheelchair's charging socket.
This will prevent sparks and unnecessary wear to the charging plug.
1
The charger tests itself when on and signals its configuration using flash codes via the lights on the front of the charger
(see diagram 1 for an explanation of the flash codes).
Steady light in ERROR signals: "Charging OK, but no battery connected" - If the ERROR light fails to show a steady
light, contact your charger supplier.
2
Any fault in the battery when connecting or later during charging is signaled using a flash code on the lights via the
front of the charger (see diagram 2).
3
If a significantly depleted battery is charged, the CHARGING light will flash once charging begins.
4
If the charger is supplied with an ampere-hour meter, the charged capacity will immediately be signaled once the
ERROR light comes on (see figure 2).
5
The word "wheelchair" in these instructions refers to any battery-operated mobility aid.
Figure 1: The names of the lights:
1.
CHARGING (yellow light)
2.
COMPLETED (green light)
3.
ERROR (red light)
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