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Charging the Nintendo DSi XL Rechargeable Battery Pak
(1) Insert the DC plug from the Power Supply into
the Power Supply connector on the back of the
Nintendo DSi XL.
IMPORTANT: Be sure the DC plug is
facing in the correct direction before in-
serting into the Power Supply connector
to avoid damaging either the DC plug or
Power Supply connector.
The logo should face up.
230-volt AC wall socket. Be sure that the pins are
fully inserted into the socket. The recharge indicator
LED will light up orange until the battery is fully charged.
You can use the Nintendo DSi XL while recharging;
however, it will take longer to recharge the battery.
When you use the Nintendo DSi XL while recharging,
the recharge indicator LED may remain on even when
charging is complete. This is not a malfunction.
* If the recharge indicator LED is not lit, make sure
the Power Supply is connected properly to both the
system and the wall socket. Dero
+ If the recharge indicator LED is blinking, there is a [ ooo |
chance that the Battery Pak has not been placed —_,
properly inside the battery compartment. Make sure
itis placed correctly and connected properly.
Recharge indicator
LED is lit
(4) When fully charged, the recharge indicator LED
will turn off. Remove the Power Supply from the
wall socket. Then remove the DC plug from the
Power Supply connector.
IMPORTANT: When disconnecting any plugs from the
Nintendo DSi XL or wall socket, carefully pull by the plug
itself rather than by the cord. Do not wrap the Po
Supply cord around the Nintendo DSi XL system,
[5] Hold the Power Supply's DC plug and unplug it from
the system.
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Power Supply (WAP-002(UKV)).
* The Power Supply conforms to Lo
* The Power Supply should be ret
enclosure and other parts.
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been repaired.
* The Nintendo DSi
ice Centre in order to avoid any potential hazards,
be disconnected from the Power Supply before cleaning.
you are using a 230V power socket. If not, use a transformer to change
er voltage to 230V. When using a 230V power socket, do not use travel
mers or incandescent-specific light dimmers because they may change the
voltage. Use of the Power Supply with the incorrect voltage may cause damage to
your Power Supply and Nintendo DSi XL system.