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4. Charging batteries

Danger: 

Only charge batteries identified by the letters

"NiCd"

or 

"NiMH" 

.

Never charge other types of batteries 

, even if these 

are "rechargeable". Such batteries require a quite different

type of technology!

If you place these batteries in NiCd/NiMH battery chargers,

they can overheat and explode.

a) Inserting batteries

• Place the batteries the right way up, as indicated in the

charging slots. Otherwise the charging process cannot

start.

NiCd batteries should only be recharged when they are

almost completely discharged. Otherwise, a "memory

effect" is created, where the batteries reduce their 

capacity to the lower level at which they are actually used. 

NiMH are not susceptible to the "memory effect".

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b) Test the batteries first!

If you do not know how charged or discharged your 

batteries are, you can test them as follows:

Move the 

switch to the far left, 

to the position with

the "partly charged batteries" symbol.

• Then, connect the 

power plug

to the power socket.

The 

test indicator light

at the symbol is lit brightly if

the battery is sufficiently charged. If the test indicator

light is lit only faintly or not at all, then the battery is

almost completely discharged or flat.

Note:

Only insert the battery in the slot on the far left is

tested. If you would like to test the other batteries as well,

they must be inserted one after the other into this slot.

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Summary of Contents for TRONIC KH 967

Page 1: ...KH 967 Universal Battery Charger Operating manual KH967_IB_Akku_Charger_UK qxd 07 04 2004 11 52 Uhr Seite 1 ...

Page 2: ...tteries 8 6 Cleaning and care 8 7 Storing 8 8 Disposal 8 1 Intended use This appliance is intended for charging NiCd NiMH rechargeable batteries of Size Micro AAA Mignon AA Baby C Mono D and 9V battery packs for personal and house hold purposes It is not intended for charging commercial type batteries even rechargeable types or lithium ion batteries or for use in commercial or industrial applicati...

Page 3: ...nsert only batteries that are similar i e Set up the appliance in dry rooms only never in humid areas Otherwise there could be danger of death from electric shock If the appliance is not working or is damaged it should no longer be used Have it repaired by customer service If the power cord is damaged The power cord cannot be repaired have it replaced by customer service before using the appliance...

Page 4: ... x 9 V DC Charging slots for Size AAA AA C D Charging current at 1 2V 270 mA quick charge 50 mA trickle charge Charging current at 9 V 13 mA Charging time automatic cut out Switchover to trickle charge after 3 6 9 15 h Discharge current 170 mA KH967_IB_Akku_Charger_UK qxd 07 04 2004 11 52 Uhr Seite 4 ...

Page 5: ...Test the batteries first If you do not know how charged or discharged your batteries are you can test them as follows Move the switch to the far left to the position with the partly charged batteries symbol Then connect the power plug to the power socket The test indicator lightat the symbol is lit brightly if the battery is sufficiently charged If the test indicator light is lit only faintly or n...

Page 6: ...faulty battery A faulty battery can overheat and c Discharge NiCd batteries first NiCd batteries that are not fully discharged should be discharged first to avoid the possibility of memory effects If you have inserted up to 4 NiCd batteries move the switch to the far right to the position with the Discharge symbol Connect the power plug to the power socket Allow the NiCd batteries to discharge unt...

Page 7: ... hrs All charging slots and 9 V connections have separate char ging current controls You can therefore charge completely different batteries at the same time provided you observe the different charging times required for batteries with different capacities f Charging time Automatic cut out If you have loaded four batteries of the same type in the 1 2V charging slots you can use the automatic cut o...

Page 8: ...ng agents or solvents These may cause damage 7 Storage If you are not going to use the appliance for a long period disconnect the plug from the power socket and remove all batteries from the charging slots Caution If you do not take out the batteries deposits can accumulate over time at the terminals depending on the quality of the battery Batteries can also leak and damage the appliance Store the...

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