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Tool Specifications
Battery charger
Article number
Input voltage
Output voltage
Charging current
Temperature range
Charge duration with 3.0 Ah
Charge duration with 4.0 Ah
Weight
Protection class
Battery
Li-ion SF
Article number
0700 936 430 0700 936 440
Rated voltage
Rated capacity
Number of cells
Weight
0.590 kg
Intended Use
The battery charger is suitable for automatic charging
and re-charging of the following Würth "Lithium Ionen"
batteries: 0700 936 430, 0700 936 440.
Meaning of the LED indicator
LED indicator
continuous yellow
light
green flashing light The rapid charging is active.
continuous green
light
AL 50-LI
0700 836
220–240 V
10.8–18 V
4000 mA
–5 °C ... +45 °C
55 min
75 min
0.585 kg
/ II
Li-ion SF
14.4 V
14.4 V
3.0 Ah
4.0 Ah
8
8
0.590 kg
Meaning
The battery charger is ready for operation; mains voltage is given.
The rapid charging is completed.
For damage caused by usage other than intended, the
user is responsible.
Operating Instructions
Connect the battery charger to the socket outlet without
a battery inserted. The yellow LED indicator lights up
and signals operational readiness.
Insert the battery.
The monitoring of the charge procedure is signalled by
a flashing green light.
The end of the charge procedure is indicated by con-
tinuous green lighting.
The rapid charging starts automatically as soon as the
battery temperature is within the charge-temperature
range of 0 °C to 45 °C.
In case of an extremely deep discharged battery, the
charging procedure may not start until after a delay of
several minutes after sliding on the battery.
When lithium-ion batteries are fully charged, the bat-
tery charger switches off automatically.
Repeated inserting of a charged battery leads to over-
charging and affects the service life of the battery.
If the battery becomes discharged within a short time
despite being charged correctly, it has reached the
end of its service life.
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