Retevis RB658 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 4

Applicable Battery Type
Use the battery matched by our company. Using other batteries may cause
explosives to make the body hurt.
Attention：
1.Don't throw the short-circuit battery terminal or the battery away into the
fire. Don't disassemble the battery shell by yourself.
2.Charging temperature should be between 0℃ to 40℃. Beyond the
temperature, it will affect the correct charging.
3.Turn off the radio when charging. If the battery is used when charging, it will
affect correct charging.
4.Don't plug the power or cable to avoid interference during charging. A
battery should be charged for less than 6 hours to reduce the fire risk.
Disconnect the charger from the line voltage (AC outlet) by removing the
main plug even if the battery is not completely charged.
5.If the use time decreases even when the charging is full, the battery life
reaches the end. Replace with the new battery.
6.Don't pull off the battery and plug again to charge if it has fully charged.
Otherwise, it will shorten or damage the service life of the battery.
7.Don't charge when the battery or the radio is wet. To reduce the danger, use
the cloth to wipe it dry before charging.
Warning：
The batteries will cause damage to the items or hurt the body when the
conductive metal such as jewelry, keys, or jewelry chains touch the electrodes.
The conductive metal will form a short-circuit and generate a large heat.
Please pay more attention when handling any battery, especially when putting
it into a container, such as a pocket, bag, or other metal.
Type-c charging is as follows
Plug the radio with the battery into the charging base.
Make sure that the battery and charging contact connect performance,
the charging indicator lights up red. The radio displays the
charging starts. Type-C charging, plug the Type-C charging port into the
Type-C charging port on the right side of the radio. When the radio
displays the
green icon, charging is completed.
red icon, charging starts. When the radio displays the
2
red icon, and