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2. Insert the battery pack into the
compartment in the battery
charger.
Caution: Be sure to insert the bat-
tery pack into the upper side of the
comprtment first. Then secure the
battery pack in place so it pushes
down the applicable voltage selec-
tor sensors and the two latches at
the lower side of the compartment.
3. Plug the AC cord into a standard
AC outlet.
Notes:
• After 7 seconds, the charger
automatically selects the appro-
priate charging current.
• The CHARGE indicator lights
when the battery pack is charg-
ing, automatically turns off when
the battery pack finishes charg-
ing, and flashes when the bat-
tery pack fails to charge.
• If the battery pack you want to
charge is a new one or has not
been used for more than 3
months, leave it in the charger
for 24 hours, even if the
CHARGE indicator turns off.
• If the CHARGE indicator flashes,
check the battery connection.
4. When the CHARGE indicator turns
off, unplug the charger’s AC cord
then disconnect the battery pack.
Notes:
• High-capacity 7.2-volt, 1700
mAh, and 9.6-volt, 950 mAh bat-
tery packs might require two
charging cycles to fully charge.
• When you disconnect a 4.8-volt
or 9.6-volt battery pack from the
compartment, be sure to take
out the lower part of the battery
pack first.
• When you disconnect a 7.2-volt
battery pack from the compart-
ment, take out the upper part of
the battery pack first.
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