batteries should therefore be taken to recycling centre and not
thrown into the rubbish bin.
Description
A. Green LED indicates that
charging is in progress.
B. Red LED indicates that the
charger is turned on.
C. Sliding cover.
D. Connector +/- for Li-Ion
battery pack.
E. Place for Ni-MH and Ni-Cd batteries.
F. Power adaptor socket.
G. Plastic pin for adjusting the position of the +/- contacts on the
charger.
Use
1. Connecting the charger
Connect the adaptor to the power supply and to the charger. If the
charger is to be run on 12 V, rst connect the adaptor to the 12 V
socket and then connect it to the charger. The red LED indicates
that the charger is receiving power.
3. Charging position
Charging begins as soon as the battery pack or rechargeable bat-
teries are in the correct position. When charging begins, the green
LED starts to ash. When the charging is complete, the green LED
is steady.
Troubleshooting
None of the LEDs
lights
The charger is not properly connected.
The green LED comes
on when the battery is
inserted and the char-
ger is connected to a
power supply.
The battery is not connected correctly. If
the battery has two ways of connecting
it, try the other way until the green LED
starts to ash and the battery starts being
charged.
Both LEDs ashThe polarity of the batteries is reversed.
The battery is faulty or non-rechargeable.
Specications
Adaptor:
Power supply: 110-240 V AC or car adaptor 12 V DC.
Output voltage: 12 V DC, 650 mA
Charger:
Power supply: 12 V DC, 650 mA
Charging voltage: Li-Ion: 4.2 V DC / 8.4 V DC
Ni-MH, Ni-Cd: 1.4 V DC, 650 mA
Maintenance charging: -∆V, timer 8 h 30 min
According to the European WEEE Directive 2002/96/CE, this prod-
uct is classed as an item of electrical and electronic equipment that
must be sorted and recycled. It is marked with the selective sorting
symbol. This means that it may not be discarded together with other
household refuse but must be returned to your local municipal col-
lection point for recycling. It will then be sent to an approved centre
which will reuse and recycle its constituent parts, whilst neutralising
any possible substances harmful to health or the environment. By
participating in separate waste collection you are helping to reduce
the wastage of our natural resources.
2. Inserting batteries: 2 alternatives
2.1 Li-Ion batteries
•
Remove the clear insert from the charger before charging
batteries.
•
Adjust the spacing of the contacts so that they line up with the
positive and negative poles of the battery.
•
The battery should be placed vertically or horizontally depending
on the polarity of the charger.
•
Carefully release the sliding cover to lock the battery into position.
2.2 Rechargeable Ni-MH and Ni-Cd batteries
•
Only recharge batteries of the same size (AA or AAA) and same
type (Ni-MH or Ni-Cd).
•
Fully open the sliding cover.
•
Insert batteries in accordance with the +/- indicated on the charger.
•
Carefully release the sliding cover to lock the battery into position.
ENGLISH
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