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BATTERY CHARGING
1. The new battery pack will require
charging before use.
2. Squeeze the battery release buttons on
either side of the battery pack and pull
gently down to disengage the battery
pack from the wrench.
3. Insert the battery pack into the charger,
as shown, noting it will only fit one way.
4. Plug the charger into a 230v (mains)
power supply and switch ON.
• The green light illuminates to show the
unit is connected to the mains supply.
The red light illuminates when the
battery is charged, and flashes while charging (faster if the battery
is either flat or faulty).
• If charging does not take place, ensure all connections are clean
and free of grease etc.
• If the red charging light will only stay on for a few moments, the
battery pack is likely to be defective and it must be replaced.
• When charging a new battery pack, it may initially not accept full
charge. This is common & does not indicate a fault. It can be
recharged fully after it has been discharged a couple of times.
5. After charging, switch off and unplug the charger from the power supply.
6. Remove the battery pack from the charger and slide it back into the
wrench until it clips into place. The battery pack should slide in easily. If the
battery pack is not to be fitted immediately, ensure that the metal
contacts are protected so as to avoid the possibility of a short circuit
which would cause damage.
•
Remember to avoid extremes of heat or cold when charging. Avoid
temperatures outside the range of
Minimum 4°C /Maximum 50°C.
Avoid
placing batteries in direct strong sunlight or other heat source.
NOTE: Ni-Cad batteries as used in Clarke cordless power tools should be
given a full charge when first supplied new. Maximum battery performance
will be achieved after approximately 5 complete charge/discharge cycles.
•
The battery should be fully discharged before recharging in order to
achieve its optimum performance. Constant topping up after only a small
amount of charge has been used will, in effect, reduce its capacity.
•
Ni-Cad batteries will slowly lose their power whilst in storage. Do not leave
the batteries in this state for any length of time.
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