T-code Valid from serial number
403-414, 669-671, 716-718 713962-
Date Order number
2005-06-01 218920-040
38- 2 Service Manual REFLEX RR B/E, RR B/E CC © BT Europe AB
Battery charger – 8340
Installation
38.2 Installation
• Make sure the charger is placed in a dry area.
• Make sure the charger’s ventilation holes are not covered.
• Hang small chargers on the wall.
• Place large chargers on the floor.
• Check the charger’s rating plate to see the mains voltage it is intend-
ed for.
NOTE:
The charger’s transformer has a relatively high starting current,
which is why slow burn fuses must be used.
There is a switching option inside the enclosure for high or low mains
voltage and high or low charging current. This may only be adjusted by
qualified personnel. The battery and mains voltage should then be dis
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connected.
38.3 Functional description
38.3.1 Display functions
Program versions 1.20-1F, 1.20-2F and 1.20-3F contain functions to
show information in plain text. Only a few languages are available.
Consequently, the program also contains functions to simulate a
numerical display with codes. If the display show plain text in a lan
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guage you do not understand, make sure the program version is 1.20-
xF or later, the last letter is the edition. The program’s version is shown
when the charger is started.
To switch to the numerical display proceed as follows:
• Press the # key until the display shows the text “language“. Now
press 2 followed by # and *. Wait a few seconds. Switch off and re
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start the charger. The display now acts as a numerical display.
38.3.2 Charging process
• Connect the charger to the battery.
• Set the mains switch in position 1.
The display now briefly shows the program version, e.g. 1.21. During
this time the computer checks the counter-voltage, mains voltage, the
charger’s temperature, etc. Charging starts and the charger’s status is
shown using three LEDs. The display shows the charging current and
an orange LED lights. At some times the computer stops the charging
and gathers measurement data, which is used to calculate correct
recharging. The fan starts and stops depending on the temperature.
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