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Details input voltage and charge current for different battery types (AAA, AA, C, D, 9V).
Step-by-step guide for charging, testing, and discharging Ni-Cd/Ni-MH batteries.
This document describes a versatile battery charger, model MW3398, manufactured by Minwa (China) Electronics Co., Ltd. The device is designed to handle various types of rechargeable batteries, offering charging, discharging, and testing functionalities.
The MW3398 is a multi-functional charger capable of working with both Ni-Cd and Ni-MH rechargeable batteries. It features a built-in lamp that indicates the strength of a battery during testing. The charger is designed to accommodate a combination of 1 to 4 cells of different sizes, including Micro AAA, Mignon AA, Baby C, and Mono D. Additionally, it can charge 1 to 2 Block 9V batteries.
To operate the charger, the AC power supply cord must first be inserted into the mains.
Charging: To charge batteries, the function switch on the unit should be set to the "charge" position. When batteries are correctly inserted into their corresponding slots, individual red LEDs will illuminate, signaling that charging is in progress.
Testing: For testing a battery, the function switch needs to be moved to the "test" position. In this mode, the red LED in the first slot (the one closest to the function switch) will turn off. The battery to be tested should then be inserted into this first slot. The integrated lamp will provide an indication of the battery's strength. It's important to note that batteries in other slots will continue to charge while one battery is being tested.
Discharging: To discharge batteries, the function switch should be set to the "discharge" position. During discharge, all red LEDs (except those for the 9V battery slots) will turn off, indicating that the batteries are in discharge mode. A crucial point to remember is that this charger does not support discharging 9V batteries. The charger is not automatic; it does not switch to charge mode automatically after discharge. To determine if batteries are fully discharged, users must utilize the "test" feature.
The manual provides important warnings and guidelines for the safe and proper use of the device, which indirectly relate to its maintenance and longevity.
Safety Warnings:
The document does not detail specific cleaning procedures or complex maintenance steps, focusing instead on operational instructions and safety precautions to ensure the device's proper functioning and user safety.
| Output Voltage | DC 1.4V |
|---|---|
| Charging Current (AA) | 200mA |
| Charging Current (AAA) | 100mA |
| Number of Charging Slots | 4 |
| Input | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Battery Compatibility | AA, AAA NiMH/NiCd |
| Protection Features | Overcharge protection |
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