Battery Packs - Nilfisk-Advance Acro-Batt Instrucciones De Uso

• The weight of the machine and battery packs should be
carried on the hips, not the shoulders or shoulder straps.
CHARGER
• This machine is equipped with a fully automatic charger.
• After the battery packs have discharged from use they can
be connected to the charger. The charger will automatically
begin charging when the proper temperature,
32 °F to 104 °F (0 °C to 40 °C), is reached.
• The LEDs on the charger will blink rapidly when the
batteries are ready for use (95% charged) and blink slowly
when the batteries are completely charged (100%).
• When the battery packs are fully charged the charger will
automatically switch into trickle charge mode and will not
overcharge the batteries.
• Charger should be located in an area with adequate
ventilation.
CHARGER LED STATUS TABLE
Charge mode
ON/stand-by
Rapid charge
Trickle charge
End of charge
Battery over/under
temp.
Error

BATTERY PACKS

• The machine is equipped with low voltage sensor and a high
temperature sensor. The number of charge and discharge
cycles of the batteries are maximized by means of these
sensors . The machine will not operate if the battery packs
are too hot or if a low voltage condition exists.
• Battery packs should be used and charged together as a
set. Do not mix battery packs if using more than 2 sets of
battery packs. It is a good idea to mark the sets.
• After the battery packs have discharged from use they can
be connected to the charger. The charger will automatically
begin charging when the proper temperature,
32 °F to 104 °F (0 °C to 40 °C), is reached.
• To obtain full run time from the battery packs after charging
the temperature must cool to approximately 104 °F (40 °C).
This typically takes 0,5 hour at room temperature.
• If the battery packs are connected before they are cooled
down, run time will be reduced due to the temperature
sensor within the machine.
• Be careful during use to avoid catching the battery
cables on objects and damaging the battery cable.
• This vacuum cleaner uses NiMH batteries.
• How to replace batteries: The batteries are placed inside
the battery cases. Never remove the battery from the case.
Always replace and order the batteries together with the
battery case. Each battery has a terminal that is connected
by a pin plug. The method of replacing batteries is to first
disconnect the wires connecting the batteries to the cleaner.
This is done by twisting and then pulling the clamping circuit
until the wires from the cleaner are separated from the wires
to the batteries. Then remove the battery case from belt. This
is done by lifting up the flap and pushing the button on the
backside of the battery case so that the case is separated
from the belt. Refit new batteries in reverse order. The used
batteries should be placed in a sealed plastic bag and then
handled according to all locally approved precautions and
environmental regulations. Always order a complete battery
pack set - battery and battery case, when replacing batteries.
• Used batteries should be disposed of safely and placed in a
sealed plastic bag and then handled according to all locally
approved precautions and environmental regulations.
Red LED Green LED
ON ON
ON
—
Blink rapidly
—
Blink slowly
—
ON
—
Blink rapidly
—
9
• Warning! Never use non rechargeable batteries in this
vacuum cleaner.
• If the batteries are leaking, return batteries to a disposal
plant or a similar local facility. Any leakage from the batteries
can be removed with household paper. Leaking batteries
and fouled household paper should be placed in a sealed
plastic bag and then handled according to all locally approved
precautions and environmental regulations. If leakage from
the batteries has been in contact with skin, eyes or clothes
- remove battery leakage with water.
• The batteries must be removed from the appliance before the
appliance is scrapped.
• The charger must be disconnected from the supply mains
when removing the battery.
• The battery is to be disposed of safely and in accordance
with all locally approved precautions and environmental
regulations.