1. Presss down on the latch and remove of the
storage battery from the unit. (Fig. 2)
2. Connect the power cord and charger, and then
insert the plug into the mains.
Check that the green lamp is slowly flashing on
and off. This indicates that the battery is being
charged. (Fig. 3)
4. Remove the battery from the charger, and attach it
to the tool. (Fig. 5)
3. Insert the storage battery as far as it will go into the
mounting on the charger. (Fig. 4)
The red lamp indicates that charging has started.
After approximately 30 minutes, the green lamp
starts flashing on and off quickly (indicating it is
80% charged).
The battery is fully charged when the lamp stops
flashing but remains on. A full charge therefore
takes about 60 minutes in total. (Fig. 4)
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You can check the state the storage battery and
charger from the red and green lamps. (Table 2).
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Green
lamp
Red
lamp
Charger status
Flashes
slowly
Off
Rechargeable
Off
On
Charges the battery 0-80%
of its capacity
(about 30 minutes)
Flashes
quickly
Off
Charges the battery
80-100% of its capacity
(about 30 minutes)
Stops flashing
but remains on
Off
Fully charged
Off
Flashes
slowly
The temperature of the
battery is outside the
acceptable range
(Below 0
͠
or above 50
͠
)
On
On
Unable to charge
(Defective battery etc.)
Mark
80%
Table. 2
Storage battery
mounting socket
- Hold the main unit firmly and remove the battery.
- Recharge the battery once the flaring tool starts to
loose power, If the battery is completely drained, it
may not be possible to fully-recharge it, resulting in
shortened battery life.
CAUTION
- Note: The input voltage is AC220V (50/60Hz).
- Do not use a generator to recharge the battery.
- Do not carry the charger with the power cord in case it
drops off.
-If the battery cannot be fully recharged even after
following the correct procedure, the battery may be
dead.
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
Plug
Power cord
Charger
Green
lamp
- Ensure the battery is mounted in the correct position.
- Charge at an ambient temperature of 0
q
C ~ 40
q
C.
If you charge outside this temperature range, it may affect
the performance and life of the battery. It may also result
in a leakage or overheating.
- Charge in a well-ventilated place and away from direct
sunlight.
- If you intend to charge another battery, leave the charger
to cool for at least 15 minutes before charging the next
one.
- If the temperature of the battery is below 0
͠
or above 50
͠
, you cannot charge it.
Main unit
Latch
Storage battery
Storage battery
Green
lamp
Red
lamp
Storage battery
Latch
Main unit
