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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Charging the Pump Internal Battery
1. In a dry, clean location insert the Charger Plug into a standard
electrical wall outlet.
See Figure F.
On the end of the
Pump handle, remove the rubber Cover to expose the Charging
Port. Plug the Charger Cable into the Charging Port on the Pump.
The Light on the top of the Pump should start flashing green.
a. The Pump cannot be operated while Charging.
The Pump must be disconnected from the Charger
to permit further use.
b. If the light on the Pump flashes red, the Battery is
too hot to be safely charged. This can happen when
the Battery is used heavily in very hot weather or if
the Battery is stored in a very hot location (such as in an enclosed vehicle or storage unit during
very hot weather). If this happens the Battery must be allowed to cool before it can be charged.
c. If the light on the Pump flashes red and green alternately, this means the Battery has been dam
aged and cannot be charged within the safe charging time limit. The internal Battery cannot be
serviced, so the Pump must be replaced.
2. Ensure the Pump and Charger are placed where they will not be exposed to liquids, falls or other sources of
damage for the duration of the charging period.
3. When charging is complete the light will remain green and stay on constantly. Charging time will vary
depending on Battery condition at the start of charging. Charging time should not exceed 3 hours.
4. Remove the Charger Cable from the Pump once charging is complete. Pumps should not be connected
to the Charger during long periods of storage. To ensure optimal Battery life the Pump should be charged
at least once every 3 months when not in use.
5. Reinsert the rubber Cover into the Charging Port to protect it.
6. Unplug the Charger from the electrical wall outlet when not in use.
WARNING: RISK OF FIRE, BURNS, OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK. Use Charger only in a dry, dust-free location
free from any flammable or combustible liquids or vapors. Use only with Fountainhead Group Char-
gers – Other types of Chargers may cause Battery failure resulting in personal injury and damage. Do
not short circuit the Charger or Battery terminals. Do not charge damaged Batteries. Do not expose to
liquid, vapor, or rain.
Figure F
Power
Button
Charging
Port Cover
Charging
Port
Handle
Pressure
Release Valve
Light
Pump Zero
Pump
