Alber e-fix eco, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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4.3 Charging the battery pack
The battery pack for your e-fix should be recharged after any extensive use of your
e-fix. The battery pack can remain on the wheelchair for charging, or be removed.
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Switch off the system at the control unit (see chapter 5.2.2).
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Secure the wheelchair against inadvertently rolling away using the parking brakes.
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Insert the charger plug [42] into the charger socket [15].
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Connect the charger to a socket.
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Charging commences. This is what indicators on the charger mean:
- LED lights up red [59]:
The battery is deep-discharged or connected with
reversed polarity. Contact your competent service partner.
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- LED lights up yellow [58]: The charger is ready for use.
- LED flashes green [57]: Charging is in progress.
- LED lights up green [57]: Charging is complete.
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If charging is complete, you must first disconnect the charger from the mains
socket. Then unplug the charger plug
[42] from the charger socket [15].
To charge the battery pack, you must only use the charger BC3615LA
(output voltage 36VDC). A different charger must not be used under
any circumstances.
The control unit cannot be switched off during charging.
If the battery pack is on the wheelchair for charging, switch off the
system before starting the charging process and secure the wheel-
chair using its parking brakes to prevent it inadvertently rolling
away.
If the e-fix is not used for a longer period of time (more than one
day), the battery pack should be disconnected from the charger.
Disconnect the charger from the mains socket first before discon-
necting it
from the battery pack. The battery pack should be fully charged at
the start of your trip.
Always charge the battery fully. Only interrupt the charging process
in an emergency.
4.4 Capacity display
The battery pack [10] required for operating the e-fix and the interface [11] attached to
it is fitted underneath the wheelchair seat as standard. The battery pack capacity avail-
able is shown on the control unit display (see diagram in chapter 5.3.2).
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