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OPERATION
Charging the Battery
Before Charging the Battery
• Make sure that the adapter is connected to both
the charging station and the power outlet.
• Fully charging a single battery usually takes 4
hours. It will take twice as long to charge both
the main and spare batteries.
• The battery will not be charged if the indoor
temperature is below 5 ℃. Only charge the
battery when indoor temperatures are between
5 ℃ and 38 ℃.
• The battery will eventually need to be replaced.
Due to the battery characteristics, runtime is
shortened after using the appliance repeatedly
for an extended period.
• The last bar on the battery indicator begins to
flash when the battery needs to be recharged.
Use the appliance with a fully charged battery.
• To maintain battery life on dual-battery models,
swap the positions of the two batteries
periodically, between the main body and the
spare charging station.
Charging the Product Body
Storing the appliance on the charging station
automatically recharges the battery.
1
Press the
Power
button to turn the appliance
off.
2
Put the product body onto the charging station
by aligning it to the hook
a
of the charging
station.
• The battery level indicator starts to blink and
begins charging the battery.
• If you don't hear a beep, reload the
appliance on the charging station.
• Make sure to securely fit the product body onto
the charging station. If the appliance falls off the
charging station, it could cause injuries, property
damage or product damage.
Charging the Spare Battery
An spare battery can be stored and charged in the
base of the charging station.
• Keep fingers away from pinch points when
assembling or disassembling the battery from
the product body or the charging station to
avoid personal injury.
1
Remove the discharged battery from the
product body by pressing the battery release
button on either side of the battery and pulling.
2
Insert the discharged battery into the spare
charging station.
• The battery will only fit into the cavity if
aligned properly.
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