User manual TRONIC TLG 500 A1

[. . . ] Should water permeate into the Battery Charger, the appliance could be irreparably damaged. · Remove the power cable from the plug socket before cleaning the Battery Charger. Should water or moisture permeate the Battery Charger despite observing all precautions, immediately remove the power cable from the plug socket. This device suitable only for use indoors. Injury hazard! · Always store batteries out of the reach of children! [. . . ] · Place the Battery Charger on a straight, level, scratch and slip resistant surface. Notice: Ensure that the batteries are inserted into the charging slots in accordance with their polarities. · Press the 9 V Block batteries into the charging slot until they audibly engage. Between 1-6 batteries can be loaded individually: · 4 x Type C or Type D in the charging slots 1 to 4, or · 4 x Type AA or AAA in the charging slots 1 to 4, with additionally 2 x Type 9 Volt Block batteries in the charging slots 5 and 6. The LEDs of the charging slots indicate the charge state of the battery they contain. · In the first 5 seconds, the Battery Charger performs a quick capacity test: - The LED of the charging slot glows green: Capacity over 90 %. - The LED of the charging slot blinks green: Capacity between 80 % - 90 %. - The charging bay LED lights up red: The capacity is between 70 % - 80 % - The charging bay LED blinks red: The capacity is under 70 %. Notice: This appliance is equipped with non-slip rubber feet. As furniture surfaces may be made of a variety of materials and are treated with many different types of cleaning agents, it cannot be completely ruled out that some substances contain ingredients which may corrode the rubber feet and soften them. · Compare the technical data with that of your current mains power supplier. If they are the same, connect the power cable to a mains power socket. The Battery Charger is now ready for use. Charging batteries Danger! Charge exclusively rechargable batteries of the types , , Ni-Cd" and , , Ni-MH". They could irreparably damage the Battery Charger and the inserted batteries. There is also the danger of a fire as well as an explosion! Notice: If the charging bay LED blinks red for longer than 5 seconds the rechargeable battery is not correctly inserted into the charging bay or the battery is defective. When the capacity of the battery is determined, charging process starts. -4- The various indicators have the following meanings: - The LED blinks red and green every second (Not for 9V Block batteries): The rechargeable batteries are alternately charged and discharged. . (Refresh-Function: Older batteries or those that have been stored for a long period will be refreshed. ). The LED flashes red and green in a 1/2 second rhythm (not applicable to 9V rechargeable batteries): If the rechargeable batteries do not have to be refreshed (refresh function), conditional on the length of storage or the age, the following process takes place: the rechargeable batteries are discharged to minimize the memory effect. The LED glows red constantly: The rechargeable batteries are charged with the maximum charge current. The LED glows green constantly: The batteries are fully charged and the Battery Charger has switched over to trickle charge. Note, however, that the times calculated are only indicative. Current time (Min. ) = Capacity of the battery (mAh) x 1, 5 x 60 Charging current of the appliance (mA) Automatic charging control/ Retention charging This Battery Charger controls the charging time for rechargable batteries of the types Ni-Cd and Ni-MH separately. This control is based on the ­ U (, , minus Delta U") calculation. [. . . ] To do this, connect a different, functioning electrical appliance to the socket. Cleaning Danger!Ensure that moisture cannot penetrate into the device during cleaning!Under no circumstances use moisture to clean the interior of the charger. DO NOT use abrasive or chemical cleaning agents. The inserted batteries are not being charged · Check that the batteries are being inserted in accord with their polarity. [. . . ]