What to do if I experience sporadic electrical interference with my Stryker Battery Charger?
If the Stryker Battery Charger experiences sporadic electrical interference, try these steps: Turn off any unused electrical equipment. Try relocating electrical equipment to increase the distance between them. Also, try plugging the equipment into different power outlets.
How to fix Stryker System 9 Battery Charger when the charger lights do not illuminate?
If the Stryker Battery Charger lights do not illuminate, reset the cord connections on the back of the charger and at the power receptacle. Ensure the power receptacle is working correctly. If it still doesn't work, contact Stryker for service.
What to do if Stryker Battery becomes unusually hot during use or while charging?
If the Stryker Battery becomes unusually hot during use or while charging, return the battery to Stryker.
What to do if all 6 bay status indicators flash amber on Stryker System 9?
If all 6 bay status indicators flash amber on your Stryker Battery Charger, reset the cord connections on the back of the charger and at the power receptacle. If the error continues, contact Stryker for service.
What to do if I see a battery error (all 3 bars of the battery status indicator illuminate solid amber) on my Stryker System 9 Battery Charger?
If the battery status indicator illuminates solid amber while the battery is in contact with the Stryker Battery Charger, remove the battery, wait 5 seconds, and reseat it, ensuring full contact with the charger surface. You could also try a different battery or charger bay. If the battery pack is wrapped, make sure it's correctly wrapped. If the problem remains, contact Stryker for service.
What does it mean when the bay status indicator illuminates solid amber on Stryker System 9 Battery Charger?
If the bay status indicator illuminates solid amber on the Stryker Battery Charger, remove the battery. The affected bay is disabled, but the others should still work. Try inserting the battery into a different bay. Also, reset the cord connections on the back of the charger and at the power receptacle. If the problem persists, contact Stryker for service.
What to do if my Stryker System 9 Battery Charger shows a misaligned battery or detects a metal object?
If all 3 bars of the battery status indicator illuminate solid amber and the bay status indicator flashes amber on your Stryker Battery Charger, remove the battery, wait 5 seconds, and reseat it, ensuring it makes full contact with the charger. Also, remove any metal objects that might be present, even inside the sterilization wrap. Try a different charger bay. Process the battery as per instructions and allow it to cool for at least one hour before charging. If the error continues, contact Stryker for service.
General| Brand | Stryker |
|---|---|
| Model | System 9 |
| Category | Battery Charger |
| Language | English |
Guide on how to use the manual for safe, effective product use.
Stryker representative contact details for support and inquiries.
Specifies the intended purpose of the charger for charging Stryker Battery Packs.
Lists conditions or situations where the product should not be used.
Explains symbols and labels used in the manual and on the product.
Outlines essential safety precautions for operating the product.
Details the charger unit, its bays, and charging capabilities.
Describes how the battery status indicator displays the charge level.
Explains error indicators on the display panel and their meaning.
Provides initial steps and guidance for setting up and using the charger.
Instructions for connecting the charger to a power source and network.
Instructions on how to change the charger's power mode between eco and standard.
Step-by-step guide on how to place and charge a battery pack on the charger.
Procedure to view the number of charge cycles for a selected battery.
Guidance on safely disconnecting the charger from power and network.
Instructions for cleaning the charger and its power cord safely.
Criteria and procedure for inspecting the equipment for damage or wear.
Recommendations for storing and handling the product within environmental limits.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal and recycling of the product.
Corrective actions for when the charger lights do not turn on.
Troubleshooting steps for a charger-wide error indicated by amber lights.
Solutions for battery-specific charging issues like misalignment or metal detection.
Actions to take when a specific charger bay indicates an error.
Addresses problems with cycle count display, battery overheating, and interference.
Technical details including model, dimensions, mass, electrical input, and IP rating.
Details on network connection requirements for device usage data.
RF characteristics for wireless charging and NFC functionalities.
General ratings, material, and connector type for the power cord.
Specific labeling and agency approvals for power cords in different regions.
Operating and storage conditions for temperature, humidity, and pressure.
Regulatory statements for wireless devices in Canada.
FCC and CEC compliance statements for wireless devices in the USA.
Details on RF emissions and harmonic emissions compliance.
Guidance on immunity to electrostatic discharge, transients, surges, and voltage variations.
Recommendations for the electromagnetic environment where the device should be used.
Immunity levels for conducted radio frequency interference.
Immunity levels for radiated radio frequency interference.
Immunity levels for magnetic fields in close proximity.
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