Wolf Garten RR 2000, Original Operating Instructions, Page: 13 / 124

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Safe disposal of batteries
Operation
Charging the battery
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Caution! The charger must only be
operated in dry rooms.
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Before using the tool for the first time, charge
the battery.
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Charge time: 4 h = 80 %, 6 h = 100 %
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Use only original WOLF-Garten chargers!
1. Connect the mains cable to the mains socket
(230-240 V~) (1).
2. Insert the charging plug into the charging
socket of the battery-powered shears (2).
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Instructions regarding the charge sta-
tus indicators
:
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General instructions regarding the bat-
tery:
To prolong the service life of the battery,
observe the following instructions:
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The LI-ION POWER RR 2000 is auto-
matically switched off when the battery
voltage is low. In such a case, rechar-
ge the battery.
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The lithium iron battery must also be
recharged before prolonged periods of
non-use, for example at the beginning
of winter.
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The charging time for completely flat li-
thium ion batteries is 6 h.
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The lithium ion battery can be rechar-
ged at any charge level, and charging
can be interrupted and resumed wit-
hout any damage to the battery (no
memory effect).
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In the interest of long battery service
life, the device should not be connec-
ted to the charger longer than is ne-
cessary.
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WOLF-Garten batteries are
designed according to the la-
test state of technology and
optimized for the use in elec-
tric tools. Lithium ion cells
contain hazardous substan-
ces and may therefore not be
disposed off with normal
household waste.
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WOLF-Garten batteries are li-
thium ion cells and are there-
fore subject to special
disposal regulations. Bring
defective batteries to your
specialist dealer. Before dis-
posing of the tool, remove the
battery.
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WOLF-Garten wishes to en-
courage users to act in an en-
vironmentally friendly manner.
It therefore guarantees to take
back and recycle old batteries
that are returned to WOLF-
Garten dealers.
- Red LED (3)is on:
Battery is
being
charged
- Green LED (3) is on:
80 %
- When the LED goes
out, the lithium-ion bat-
tery is charged.:
100 %
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