Simpro QUIKSTAK QS10MM, Руководство пользователя

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When charging the batteries ensure there are no sources of ignition within 4 metres.
Do not use a dry microfiber cloth or other static generator to clean the batteries.
Do not place metallic objects onto or near the batteries.
4.4.2.1 Maximising battery life
Observing the following rules can help to maximize the life of the batteries:
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Check the charge level of the batteries at the end of the working day; if it is between
20% and 50% the batteries should be charged overnight.
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Avoid partially recharging the batteries.
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Do not allow the batteries to remain discharged for more than 24 hours.
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Do not operate the Quikstak when the batteries have less than 20% charge.
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Ensure the terminals are kept dry and clean, with a light coating of dielectric grease.
The batteries are supplied with a 12-month manufacturer’s warranty, separate from the
warranty on the rest of the machine.
4.4.2.2 Battery disposal
Batteries must be disposed of in strict accordance with all applicable environmental
protection laws and regulations. The batteries contain an acidic gel which is poisonous and
corrosive. When handling batteries which are damaged or leaking, appropriate Personal
Protective Equipment must be worn.
If battery acid comes into contact with the skin or eyes, the affected area should be
immediately rinsed with fresh water for ten minutes, and medical assistance requested.
4.4.3 Battery indicator
The Quikstak fascia is fitted with a battery indicator ( §2.1.2
⑦
), which has a strip of LED lamps
to indicate the level of charge. When the third LED or higher is illuminated, the batteries have
more than 30% charge; the Quikstak may be operated normally.
When the first or second LEDs are flashing, the batteries have
less than 20% charge. The Quikstak should not be used, and
should be promptly placed on charge per
§2.7 .
The Quikstak has a low-voltage protection mode, which
limits the maximum travel speed when the batteries have
less than 20% charge.
Operating the Quikstak with less than 20% charge may
reduce the life of the batteries.
4.4.4 Battery charger
The Quikstak is fitted with a digital smart charger with nominal
output of 24V/10A and a maximum power of 240 Watts. The charger accepts 1-phase mains
input at 100-240VAC 50/60Hz, with a maximum current draw of 4 Amps.
The battery charger automatically adapts to different input currents, manages the
charging cycle to maximise battery life, and prevents overcharging.
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When the first or second LED is flashing
the batteries must be promptly recharged
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