Trek 156A, Руководство оператора

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Battery Pack Maintenance (cont.)
5) Leave the Model 156A “ON” for more than 12 hrs.
6) Plug the battery eliminator/charger into the Model 156A.
7) Charge the battery pack until the “Full Charge” indicator on the Model 156A is
illuminated.
8) Cycling is completed.
Note: An apparent loss of capacity for the battery pack (“Memory Effect”) might
be noticed if the battery pack is left on charge , for a long period of time. This
effect can be reversed by cycling the battery pack 1-3 times.
Preventative Maintenance
Preventative maintenance consists of inspecting and cleaning the instrument.
Preventative maintenance performed on a regular basis may prevent instrument
failure and improve reliability.
INSPECTION: Visually inspect the instrument for loose or damaged controls and
connectors or other undesirable conditions.
CLEANING: Clean the 156A as operating conditions require.
Clean the exterior of the instrument with a damp cloth. The use of solvents may
damage the finish or plastic components. A small brush is effective in removing dirt
from the front and rear panel controls and connectors.
Customer Service Assistance
In the event that you require assistance on a maintenance item, direct your request for
assistance to the Customer Service Group at Trek, Inc. or an authorized Trek Service
Organization. Please go to our web site: www.trekinc.com for a complete list of our
sales and service representatives and distributors located in the United States and
throughout the world.
Telephone assistance is usually effective for obtaining additional maintenance
information which is beyond the scope of this manual. Troubleshooting advice
which is given over the telephone may be useful for solving the simpler malfunctions
or confirming that the system should be returned to the factory or to an authorized
Trek Service Organization.
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