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Advanced Force Gauge User’s Manual 6
Inserting and
Charging the
Batteries
Low Battery Warning
Installing alkaline
batteries
AC operation
Using the AFG
Fitting
Accessories
To insert the batteries, remove the battery cover on
the upper part of the rear of the gauge by undoing the
3 retaining screws. Fit the five batteries in the battery
holder ensuring that you observe polarity and the
batteries are placed on top of the release tag.
To remove the batteries simply pull the release tag.
Refit the battery cover and tighten the 3 retaining
screws. Connect the AC charger to the AFG charger
socket located at the right hand side of the gauge next
to the display and charge the batteries for 14-16
hours. Only use the adaptor/charger supplied.
A low battery symbol will
appear in the display
approximately two minutes
before the gauge powers
down automatically.
The AFG can also be powered directly from
the AC adapter/charger. You can use the adapter
without the batteries present. Connect the AC
adapter/charger to your power supply.
If rechargeable batteries are installed, a trickle charge
will be applied to the batteries.
The AFG can also be powered by five AAA 1.5V
alkaline batteries (not supplied).
Warning: When alkaline batteries are installed, the
AC adaptor/charger must NEVER be connected to the
AFG due to the risk of acid leakage which could
damage the instrument.
The Rotary Coupling is supplied with AFG instruments
between capacities of 10N to 1000N. It allows you to
orientate the gripping accessory without the need for
a locking wheel (as on the extension rod).
We do not recommend it to be used for AFG 2.5N and
5N due to its weight, which would need to be tared
from the measuring range.
Affix the Rotary Coupling to the male thread of either
the short extension rod (1 inch long) or the long
Only use the adaptor/
charger supplied.
Note: When fitting a grip
ensure that it is screwed
finger-tight only.
Excessive torque can
damage the load cell.