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1. Charge the lithium- ion rechargeable battery.
Remove the battery from the handle, press the button down to do this. Pay attention to mains voltage when charging the
battery! The mains voltage must match the data on the charger label. Appliances marked with 230 V can also be powered with
a voltage of 220 V.
If the battery can not charge, check the following:
• contact voltage
• makes good contact with the charger contacts
If the battery can not be charged again, visit an authorized RAIDER service center.
To make sure that the lithium-ion rechargeable battery will last longer, you must recharge it immediately. You must recharge
the battery when you notice that the power of the cordless tool is decreasing.
2. Battery capacity indicator.
Place the battery and charger on a flat, non-flammable surface and away from flammable materials when charging the
battery.
1. Insert the charger plug into the socket.
2. Connect the charger to the battery. The battery is charging. The red LED is on.
Note: The battery will require 1 hour charging time after normal use.
3. The battery is equipped with status indicators: two LEDs - red and green. When the red diode is on - the rechargeable
battery is charging. When the green LED lights up - the battery is fully charged.
1. Insert the charger plug into the socket.
2. Connect the charger to the battery. The battery is charging. The red LED is on.
Note: The battery will require 1 hour charging time after normal use.
3. The battery is equipped with status indicators: two LEDs - red and green. When the red diode is on - the rechargeable
battery is charging. When the green LED lights up - the battery is fully charged.
Information on the battery.
3.1 The battery is supplied with your cordless tool uncharged. The battery needs to be charged before using the tool for the
first time.
3.2 For optimum battery performance, avoid weak discharge cycles. Charge the battery frequently.
3.3 Store the rechargeable battery at least 40% in a cool place, the ideal storage temperature is 15
0
C.
3.4 Lithium-ion batteries are subject to a natural aging process. The battery should be replaced when the capacity drops to
80% of the capacity of a new battery. Leaking cells in an old rechargeable battery no longer meet the power requirements and
therefore cause a safety hazard.
3.5 Do not throw the batteries in open fire. There is a risk of explosion.
3.6 Do not ignite batteries or expose them to naked flames.
3.7. Do not dilute the batteries completely. Full discharge will damage battery cells. The most common cause of complete
dilution is the prolonged storage and non-use of partially diluted batteries. Stop working as soon as the battery becomes
noticeably exhausted or the electronics protection system works. Only recharge the storage battery after it is fully charged.
3.8. Protect rechargeable batteries and tools from overloading! Overloading will result in overheating and damage to the cells
in the battery without external heating.
3.9. Avoid damage and shocks. Replace rechargeable batteries that have dropped from a height of more than one meter or
that have been subject to sharp shocks even if the battery case looks undamaged. The batteries in the battery can be seriously
damaged. In this regard, read the waste treatment information.
3.10. If the battery is overloaded and overheated, the built-in safety switch will turn off the equipment to ensure safety. Do not
press the on / off switch. more if the safety switch is activated. This could damage the battery.
3.11. Only use original rechargeable batteries. The use of other batteries may result in injuries and the risk of fire.
3.12. The battery is not intended for use by persons (including children) with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities,
or for persons without experience and knowledge of the equipment, unless the use is monitored or used in accordance with the
instruction manual, responsible for safety. Care must be taken to ensure that children do not play with equipment. The charging
process of the battery should be under the control of the user.
3.13. The rechargeable battery should only be charged with the recommended charger. Using a charger designed to charge
other types of rechargeable batteries creates a risk of fire.
3.14. When the battery is not in use, it must be stored away from metal objects such as paper clips, coins, keys, nails,
screws, or other small metallic elements that may cause a short circuit in the battery contacts. Contact short circuit can cause
injuries or fire.
3.15. In case of damage and / or improper use of the battery, gas discharge may occur. Ventilate the area, in the event of
complaints consult a doctor. Gases can damage the airways.