Maintenance of the battery charger
The charging unit does not require any
maintenance. The housing must only be cleaned
with mild detergents that are free from solvents, or
by means of a damp cloth. Make sure that no liquid
enters into the charging unit. Before using the
charging unit again, always make sure that the unit
is completely dry. If necessary, store the unit in a
dry, ventilated place for several hours without
connecting it to mains power.
Attention:
Before cleaning the battery charger it must
be
completely disconnected from the mains
power
(always make sure to pull the mains
power plug).
Charging the storage battery
Make sure that the battery is fully charged before
use! The voltage rating on the charging unit has to
be compatible with the voltage of your power
supply. (e.g. 220V – 240V in Europe, and 110V in
USA).
1. Plug the jack plug of the battery charger into
the socket on the spiral cord of the hand
control until the jack plug is locked in.
2. Insert the mains plug of the battery charger in-
to a socket. The red control lamp on the hand
control will be light up until the battery is
charged – after that, it will change to green.
If you want to charge the battery
completely, leave it connected to the charging
unit. The control unit of the battery charger will
terminate the charging process after approx. 4
hours. This prevents that the battery from
being over- charged.
3. Remove the mains power plug from the
socket.
4. Remove the jack plug of the battery charger
from the socket on the hand control.
Important information:
If the control lamp is not lit up after connecting the
hand control, please check the following:
Connections (is the jack plug fully plugged into the
charging socket?)
Use the battery charger only in closed rooms and
protect it against water and humidity.
Do not
use the battery charger in the bath- room.
Note:
If the battery charger is damaged, please
re turn it to the supplier for inspection.
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