SHARKS SH 685, Instruction For Operation And Maintenance

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OPERATION
1. Commissioning
A) Inserting and removing the battery
Insert the charged Li-Ion battery into the bottom of the saw handle. Make sure the polarity is correct,
and do not use force when inserting the battery! The process of inserting and removing the battery
should be smooth and resistive. Insert the battery into the underside until the locking clips on the sides
secure the battery (you will hear a spring snap, a click).
On the other hand, removing the battery will give you a light finger pressure on the battery release
button and by moving the battery itself from the drill body.
B) Charge the battery
Always charge the battery fully. Do not exceed charging time.
When charging a new battery, the battery should be fully discharged, followed by a full battery charge.
The first charge should be 60 m 30 minutes and the other the same. By doing so, the battery
will be adjusted and its voltage will be balanced. This ensures optimal battery operation. Another
charge is already 60 minutes.
If you are using a rechargeable battery (rechargeable battery), always allow the charger to cool before
recharging another battery. The recommended charging time for the charger is 30-45 minutes.
Attention! Overcharging the battery or recharging a partially discharged battery can lead to a rapid
increase in battery temperature and internal pressure. Damage or explosion of the battery may occur.
This can happen even if the battery is overwhelmed and used. It is therefore important that the battery
is completely discharged before charging and that the charging time is not exceeded. Recharging
partially discharged batteries can cause battery failure.
The battery in normal storage at room temperature can lose about 5% of its charge within a few
months, a common phenomenon for all lithium batteries. Upon storage at higher temperatures,% is
increased.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
The battery charger is for internal use only. We do not recommend charging in your home. It is
recommended to charge it in a workshop or garage. Charging must be carried out in a ventilated room,
and must not be near flammable materials. Never exceed the charging time to avoid damage to the
charger or battery.
BATTERY LIQUIDATION
If the battery is already damaged, dispose of it properly. Do not dispose of the battery with household
waste but dispose of it in a collection yard or other designated location, or contact your local authority.
SPECIAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
If the battery is not properly charged or improperly handled, it may be damaged. Follow the following
precautions when handling batteries. Before removing or installing the battery, be sure to turn off the
device.
Do not expose the battery to open flame or excessive heat.
Do not immerse the battery in water or expose it to moisture and rain.
Do not store or allow contact with loose metal objects.
If the battery is fully discharged, charge it.
If you do not use the battery, store it in a dry and cool place.
With long-term use, the battery will become warm. Remove the battery before removing the battery
and allow the battery to cool down. Only use the battery with the label.