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5.7 Battery
The battery pack should never be stored for long periods of time without a regular charge.
The battery pack is protected in an encased unit located on top of the control box, on the rear of the product. The control box,
below the battery, will inform the user when the battery is flat and requires charging, by an illuminated LED. An LED illuminate
when the battery needs recharging. Complete the lift and place the battery on charge.
5.7.1 Charging the battery pack
The battery pack can be recharged via mains lead (terminated with a
figure of eight plug)
A. Fit the mains lead figure of eight plug into charger link cable
(see Fig. 22).
B. Plug the 2-pin mains plug into a suitable mains outlet and
switch the mains supply on.
C. Charging is automatic and will normally take eight to twelve
hours to fully charge (from completely discharged state). You
cannot overcharge the battery pack if left for longer periods of
time.
D.
To return the Hoist to use, switch off the mains supply.
Remove the plug from the socket and clip onto the Mast.
E.
The Hoist is now ready for use.
5.7.2 Battery Status – Control Box
The Table below provides information on the four battery states seen on the Control Box LCD. Refer to this table when unsure of
what the symbols represent.
Battery State Symbol Comment
1 The battery is ok, no need for charging (100 - 50 %)
2 Battery needs charging (50 -25%)
3
Battery needs charging. (Less than 25%)
Buzzer sound is provided when a button is pressed in this battery
state.
4
The battery needs charging. At this stage some of the functionality
of the lift is lost. At this battery stage, it is not possible to drive the
lifting arm up or down. Furthermore, an audio signal will sound
when a control button is activated (17V or lower). The symbol will
switch between the two pictures for 10 seconds.
The battery symbol is shown when the box is active until power
down (2 minutes after use).
Figure 22
Table 5
Table 5