Kielder KWT-011, Original Instruction Manual, Page: 13 / 20

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Kielder WT Ltd KWT-011-IMA21
CAUTION!
Don’t operate the tool
continuously when switching
battery packs. The tool requires time to
cool down in between. In normal operating
ambient temperatures this should take
around 5 minutes, in hot working conditions
allow a longer time for the tool to cool down.
Battery Level Indicator
• The Battery Level indicator is located on
the front of the battery. To check the amount
of power remaining, press and hold the small
circular button (J) on the indication panel.
• If the tool is started with little battery power
remaining, it may stop operating after a short
time. If this happens, check the battery power
remaining by pressing the small circular
button (J) on the indicator panel and charge
the battery pack accordingly.
• Excessive discharging of lithium-ion
batteries dramatically shortens their life. This
tool includes a battery protection feature to
prevent excessive discharging of the battery
pack. If the tool is subject to a sudden load
during use that causes the motor to lock,
the over-discharge prevention sensor may
trigger. If this happens, address the issue
that caused the motor to lock and cycle the
trigger.
NOTE:
The battery level indicator is a guide. The
indication may change due to the condition
of the battery or the ambient temperature.
Take note of which of the three lights are
illuminated.
Red, Yellow & Green illuminated = High
Charge
Red & Yellow illuminated = Medium/Low
Charge
Red light illuminated = Low Charge/Empty
If the battery is of low charge, it should be
charged before further use.
The battery level indicator may be used with
battery connected or disconnected to the
tool.
(J)
Red Yellow Green