Felisatti RH26CVR Manual Del Usuario página 8

2. Applications
◦ Boring into Concrete
◦ Breaking up concrete
◦ Making hole for anchor bolt
◦ Consolidation, making groove, removal, etc.
[ Example of Uses ]
Cooling and heating work, piping and wiring
work, sanitary arrangements work, installation
of mechanism, water supply and drainage work,
interior work, steel structure installation, other civil
engineering equipment repair work.
Operating Instructions
1. How to charge the battery
1) Plug the charger into the power outlet. Within 1
second, the charging indicator flickers twice each
in the order of green → red → yellow and go into
charge standby mode.
2) Now, inserting the battery into the charger will
immediately start charging.
3) If work time of the battery is too short even
after fully charged, the batter has to be replaced
immediately as its life is ended.
The batteries accompanying with the product
as purchasing or those not have been used
for a long time can be used again after
recharging.
Be careful not to make the terminals of
the battery short.
Short circuit of battery may cause fire or
explosion and serious injuries may be resulted
in.
2. Charging Status Indication
Be sure to use only specified battery and
charger.
If any other battery or charger than
specified is
charging failure or overheat may be
caused.
8
6
used, fire, explosion,
1) Charging indication
Green Blinks: Before charging
Red Lights: While charging
Green Lights: Charging completed
Red Blink: Overheat stand by(Battery
overheated)
Yellow Blinks: Charging impossible
Be sure to unplug the charger power
cord after completing charging.
2) If charging with hot battery is tried immediately
after being just used or charged, the indicator
blinks in red (overheat standby).
Cooling fan built in the charger automatically
starts running to cool the hot battery down to
normal temperature and, after cooling, indicator is
changed to red and normal charging starts.
3) This charger detects electricity of the battery to
always allow making full charging.
3. Attaching and Removing Battery