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USER MANUAL
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8. Control box wiring
Remove the control box cover to make the connections as described below. Use
a screwdriver or similar; refer to the special labels on the control box.
1. Socket for the raise/lower actuator. NOTE: Make sure that plugs are
connected to the correct sockets otherwise the actuators can be damaged.
2. Remote control socket.
3. Battery terminal socket.
4. Plug socket. NOTE: Plugs must ALWAYS be connected to the control box for
IP classification to be valid.
9. Battery charging
• Connect plug to 230V wall socket. Charging begins automatically and the
battery LED flashes green.
• Make sure the battery is fully charged before using for the first time. It takes
around 25 h to fully charge the battery.
• We recommend that the battery plug be removed from the control box if the
product will be out of use for an extended period (more than one week) or if
the battery is switched off by means of the ON/OFF switch. This eliminates
the risk of disabling the battery as the control box always uses a small
quantity of electricity even when the walker is not in use.
10. LED on controlbox and battery
Control box – green light when power is available from battery/mains socket.
Battery:
• The LED flashes green during charging.
• ON/OFF: To use the product, press ON.
• The green lamp will begin to flash.
• Use the OFF button (hold down for 5 s) to switch off the battery if the product
will not be used for an extended period.
• The LED will shows a constant green light when the battery is fully charged.
• When the battery is in normal state/in operation, the LED flashes green at
REGULAR intervals, namely 0.5 s ON, 4 s OFF.
• When the battery requires charging (remaining charge <25%) the LED will
flash orange/red at REGULAR intervals, namely 0.5 s ON, 4 s OFF.
NOTE: The battery has an in-built device that automatically switches it off when
remaining charge is <20%. The LED is then extinguished. The battery must now
be fully charged before the electronics can be used again.
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