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3.

Plug the battery charger into a 120V power source.

4.

Align the battery's base with the charger port and push the battery into
the charger until the latch clicks.

5.

The battery will begin charging.

6.

Remove the battery by pushing the battery lock button and pulling the
battery free.

7.

Allow the battery to cool before installing it in a tool.

CHARGER INDICATORS

The charger has a red and a green LED that will indicate the charge status
or if there is a problem. The battery and charger send and receive signals to
determine if the battery requires charging or if a fault has occurred.

Status

Condition

LED Indication
Red

Green

Stand by

The charger is plugged into a power outlet,
but does not have a battery inserted into the
charging port.

OFF

On

Charging
Normally

A battery is inserted into the charging port.

Slow
Flashing

On

Fully Charged

Battery is fully charged and overcharge
function is active.

On

On

Battery Pack
Fault

1.

The battery is inserted into the charging
port, but the battery and the charger
cannot send or receive a signal.

2.

The overcharge protection prevents
further charging when the voltage
reaches 21.4V ± 0.2V.

3.

Battery voltage is less than 6 volts.

4.

When the charging current is less than
300mA, the output charge will stop.

Fast
Flashing

Off

Abnormal
battery
temperature.

The battery pack is too hot when inserted into
the charging port or heats up during charging.
The charger will shut off until the battery
temperature drops to a safe level.

Off

Slow
Flashing

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Summary of Contents for 9051467

Page 1: ...V1 1 9051467 Please read and understand all instructions before use Retain this manual for future reference...

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Page 3: ...alert that there is a possibility of property damage injury or death if certain instructions are not followed DANGER This notice indicates an immediate and specific hazard that will result in severe...

Page 4: ...Control the tool personal movement and the work environment to avoid personal injury or damage to tool 1 Do not operate any tool when tired or under the influence of drugs alcohol or medications SPECI...

Page 5: ...o not mix different brands of tools and batteries or use adapters to allow you to use a battery pack with a different voltage This can damage the tool s electrical mechanism and create a fire hazard 6...

Page 6: ...r in a position away from any heat source 5 Charge the battery at rates recommended by the battery manufacturer 6 Make sure the polarity symbols on the battery lines up with the polarity symbols of th...

Page 7: ...ovides a low resistance path to carry electricity away from the user a Never remove the grounding prong or modify the plug in any way as this will render the tool unsafe b Do not use any adapter plugs...

Page 8: ...that cord may result in the tool overheating and starting a fire UNPACKING WARNING Do not operate the tool if any part is missing Replace the missing part before operating Failure to do so could resul...

Page 9: ...does not have a battery inserted into the charging port OFF On Charging Normally A battery is inserted into the charging port Slow Flashing On Fully Charged Battery is fully charged and overcharge fun...

Page 10: ...be short circuited if they come into contact with metal objects In addition to damaging the battery you increase the risk of a fire 3 Do not store in temperatures over 140 F 60 C The battery may ruptu...

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Page 13: ...V1 1 9051467 Vous devez lire et comprendre toutes les instructions avant d utiliser l appareil Conservez ce manuel afin de pouvoir le consulter plus tard...

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Page 15: ...e corporelle ou de dommage l quipement D FINITIONS DE DANGER Veuillez vous familiariser avec les avis de danger qui sont pr sent s dans ce manuel Un avis est une alerte indiquant qu il existe un risqu...

Page 16: ...normalisation CSA ou l American National Standards Institute ANSI QUIPEMENT DE PROTECTION INDIVIDUELLE 1 Portez toujours des lunettes antiprojections qui offrent une protection frontale et lat rale p...

Page 17: ...if et inflammable Une exposition pourrait causer des blessures Il existe un risque d manation de vapeurs toxiques Ces vapeurs peuvent irriter les voies respiratoires Assurez vous de bien ventiler la z...

Page 18: ...est pr sente au niveau des bornes de chargement vitez de les toucher avec des objets conducteurs Une d charge lectrique ou une lectrocution peut en r sulter Un court circuit de la batterie peut causer...

Page 19: ...La peau humide r duit la r sistance au courant lectrique augmentant ainsi le risque d lectrocution grave ou mortelle AVERTISSEMENT Pour r duire les risques de d charge lectrique assurez vous que la fi...

Page 20: ...t une capacit nominale pour une utilisation l ext rieur et r duisent le risque de d charge lectrique b Utilisez avec un disjoncteur diff rentiel de fuite la terre DDFT Il est recommand que le DDFT pos...

Page 21: ...pi ces manquantes avant l utilisation Le non respect de cet avertissement peut entra ner une d fectuosit et des blessures corporelles Retirez les pi ces et les accessoires de l emballage et v rifiez s...

Page 22: ...ne prise mais aucune batterie n a t ins r e dans le port de recharge ARR T Marche Recharge normale Une batterie est ins r e dans le port de recharge Clignotement lent Marche Compl tement charg La batt...

Page 23: ...isez pas les batteries dans des contenants endroits o se trouvent des objets de m tal libres Les bornes de batterie pourraient tre court circuit es si elles viennent en contact avec des objets de m ta...

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