Haaga 697 - 7. Operation; 7.1 Before Starting Work

haaga 677 / 697 / 697 plus
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Fig. 12: Connecting the charger
2. Connect the plug (2) of the charger (3) to the
charging socket of the sweeping machine.
3. Connect the mains lead of the charger (3) to a
230 V power supply.
» During charging, the LED display (4) on the
charger shows an orange light. When the
battery has been completely charged, the LED
display (4) on the charger changes to green.
» Charging time depends mainly on the charge
of the battery before charging. If the battery
has not been charged for some time, the
charge will have dropped and the charge time
will be longer. A full charge can take up to 7
hours. Please also note the information on
the outer packing or on the sticker  xed to the
sweeping machine.
NOTE
In order to achieve optimal life and keep the
aging process to a minimum, the battery
should be charged for at least 10 hours every
2 months. A fully charged battery reduces the
danger of deep discharge and irreparable
damage to the battery cells. The battery can
also be recharged after operation times of
approx. 15 mins.
In order to achieve optimal life and keep the
aging process to a minimum, the battery
should be charged for at least 10 hours every
2 months. A fully charged battery reduces the
danger of deep discharge and irreparable
damage to the battery cells. The battery can
also be recharged after operation times of
approx. 15 mins.
Commissioning
7. Operation
WARNING
Risk of cutting due to broken glass, metal or
other sharp edged materials!
When emptying the sweeping container,
cutting injuries may occur due to broken glass,
metal or other sharp edged materials.
• Wear the prescribed personal protective
equipment!
CAUTION
Health impairments caused by dust
resulting from sweeping!
The inhalation of dusts can endanger the
health.
• Wear the prescribed personal protective
equipment!
7.1 Before starting work
• Check the device to make sure that it is
functioning before starting work.
• Check the push bar to make sure that it is
 rmly  xed in the handle  ttings.
• Check the sweeping container to make sure it
is  rmly  xed and in good condition.
• Check the plate brooms and the  ne dust
sweeping roller for bits of wood, rolled up
threads and cords, and materials with long
strands. Remove these if necessary.
• Check the plate brooms and the  ne
dust sweeping roller for jammed items or
contamination.
• Check the handle for contamination and clean
if necessary.
• Check whether the on/o󰀨 switch can be easily
moved to the 0 position at any time.
• Check the charging socket on the sweeping
machine for foreign bodies.
NOTE
There must be no electrically conductive
objects on or in the charging socket. Damage
to the device from short-circuits and cable
 re. Always keep the protective cap over the
charging socket closed.
Risk of cutting due to broken glass, metal or
other sharp edged materials!
When emptying the sweeping container,
cutting injuries may occur due to broken glass,
metal or other sharp edged materials.
•
Wear the prescribed personal protective
equipment!
Health impairments caused by dust
resulting from sweeping!
The inhalation of dusts can endanger the
health.
•
Wear the prescribed personal protective
equipment!
There must be no electrically conductive
objects on or in the charging socket. Damage
to the device from short-circuits and cable
 re. Always keep the protective cap over the
charging socket closed.
Operation