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Troubleshooting Table - continued
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The Battery Charger
LED is flashing RED
and GREEN.
⇒
Unplug the Battery Charger from your standard 110V wall outlet and from the Charger Receptacle on
the Battery. Inspect the Battery Charger for any visible signs of damage to the body and the cord. If you
observe damage to the Battery Charger, please discontinue use.
Use of a damaged Battery Charger may cause a short circuit and the potential for a fire.
⇒
Inspect the Charger Receptacle on the Battery for any signs of visible damage or debris. If there is debris
present, please use caution to remove the debris.
Do not remove the debris with any metallic objects, damp or flammable items, or items that may
become lodged in the Charger Receptacle as this may cause a fire, or explosion of the Battery. If you
observe damage to the Charger Receptacle, please discontinue use.
Use a vacuum equipped with a non-metallic nozzle to remove debris from the Charger Receptacle on
the Battery.
⇒
If the Battery Charger, Cord, and Charger Receptacle are undamaged, please wait 30 seconds to allow
the Charger to reset itself. Plug the round Charger Connector back into the Charger Receptacle on the
Battery and make sure that it is fully depressed into the Receptacle. Plug the Battery Charger into a
standard 110V wall outlet. The LED on the Battery Charger and the LED on the Battery should turn RED.
If the Battery Charger LED begins to flash again between RED and GREEN, please check that you have
followed all of the steps outlined here. If the Battery Charger LED continues to flash between RED and
GREEN, please discontinue use.
NOTE: You can damage the Charger Receptacle by excessive force. It should not take a great amount of force to
insert the round Charger Connector. Please do not force the round Charger Connector into the Charging
Receptacle on the Battery.
The Battery Charger
LED does not come on
when plugged into a
standard 110V wall
outlet.
⇒
Unplug the Battery Charger from your standard 110V wall outlet and from the Charger Receptacle on
the Battery. Inspect the Battery Charger for any visible signs of damage to the body and the cord. If
you observe damage to the Battery Charger, please discontinue use.
Use of a damaged Battery Charger may cause a short circuit and the potential for a fire.
⇒
Verify your Standard 110V wall outlet is functioning correctly by plugging a lamp or other electrical
device into the same socket on the wall outlet you are intending to use.
TIP