Assessments - 2, GPA: 4.5
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Safety Instructions ......................................................3 3. Technical Data ............................................................4 4. Charging batteries ......................................................5 5. Taking out batteries ....................................................8 6. Cleaning and care ......................................................8 7. Storage..........................................................................8 8. Disposal ......................................................................9 9. Warranty & Service ......................................................9 1. Intended use This appliance is intended for charging Ni-Cd / Ni-MH rechargeable batteries of Size Micro AAA, Mignon AA, Baby C, Mono D and 9V battery packs, for personal and household purposes. It is not intended for charging commercial type batteries (even rechargeable types), or lithium-ion batteries, or for use in commercial or industrial applications. Risk of injury! Never load commercially available non-chargeable batteries into the appliance – these can overheat and explode. 2 2. Safety instructions! • If the appliance is not working or is damaged, it should • Never leave the appliance to charge unsupervised. Batteries become hot once they are fully charged. Overcharged or faulty batteries can overheat and explode. • Never touch batteries when they are hot – they might explode while they are being taken out. First disconnect the appliance from the power supply and allow the batteries to cool before taking them out. • Never expose the appliance to other sources of heat, such as direct sunshine or heaters. This will prevent the batteries from overheating prematurely. • Set up the appliance in dry rooms only, never in humid areas. Otherwise there could be danger of death from electric shock. no longer be used. Have it repaired by customer service. • If the power cord is damaged: The power cord cannot be repaired – have it replaced by customer service before using the appliance again. • Never open the casing, there are no operating elements inside. Warning! Risk of accident! • Do not allow children or elderly persons to play with the appliance unsupervised, since these are not always able to assess the dangers correctly. Batteries can represent a considerable danger for children, who might put the batteries in their mouth (they contain poisonous heavy metals), or short-circuit them while playing with them. 3 3. Technical Data Power supply ......................: 230V AC / 50 Hz Power consumption ............: 8.5 W Protection class ..................: II Charging outputs ................: 4 x 1.2V DC / 2 x 9 V DC Charging slots......................: for Size AAA, AA, C, D Charging current at 1.2V ....: 270 mA quick charge 50 mA trickle charge Charging current at 9 V ......: 13 mA Charging time - automatic cut-out ................: Switchover to trickle charge after 4 / 10 / 18 / 21 h Discharge current ................: 170 mA Supplied with this purchase are the universal battery charging device, this operating manual and a warranty card. 4 4. Charging batteries Danger: Only charge batteries identified by the letters "Ni-Cd" or "Ni-MH" . Never charge other types of batteries, even if these are "rechargeable". Such batteries require a quite different type of technology! If you place these batteries in Ni-Cd/Ni-MH battery chargers, they can overheat and explode. a) Inserting batteries • Place the batteries the right way up, as indicated in the charging slots. Otherwise the charging process cannot start. Ni-Cd batteries should only be recharged when they are almost completely discharged. Otherwise, a "memory effect" is created, where the batteries reduce their capacity to the lower level at which they are actually used. Ni-MH are not susceptible to the "memory effect". 5 b) Test the batteries first! If you do not know how charged or discharged your batteries are, you can test them as follows: . Move the switch to the far left, to the position with the "Test" symbol. The test indicator light at the symbol is lit brightly if the battery is sufficiently charged. If the test indicator light is lit only faintly or not at all, then the battery is almost completely discharged or flat. Note: Only insert the battery in the slot on the far left is tested. If you would like to test the other batteries as well, they must be inserted one after the other into this slot. The test function is not available for 9V single block batteries! c) Discharge Ni-Cd batteries first Ni-Cd batteries that are not fully discharged should be discharged first, to avoid the possibility of "memory effects". . If you have inserted up to 4 Ni-Cd batteries, move the switch to the far right, to the position with the "Discharge" symbol. Allow the Ni-Cd batteries to discharge until the test indicator light is barely lit, meanwhile testing the batteries a few times. For this, push the switch all the way to the left, into ...