Operation; Start Charging - AEG LP 10.0 Bedienungsanleitung

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4.0 OPERATION

4.1 Start charging

Step 1: Preparation
Do not yet connect the charger to a 230 V
alternating current outlet! Ensure the room and
battery surroundings are well ventilated!
Step 2: Connect red clamp
First connect the positive (+) red clamp to the
positive (+) battery terminal. A plus sign (+) must
be visible near the battery terminal.
Step 3: Connect black clamp
Now connect the negative (-) black charging
clamp to the negative (-) battery terminal. A minus
sign (-) must be visible near the battery terminal.
Step 4: Correct polarity
Verify the two charging clamps are well
connected with the correct battery terminals.
Clean off any residue on battery terminals.
Caution - risk of electrical shock!
A. If the polarity of the charging clamps is
reversed the supply current to the battery will be
inter-rupted. The display will read
symbol will flash.
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A
Step 5: Stand by
B. Now plug the mains plug
230 V alternating current outlet. The display will
B
read . The charger is ready for use.
A
. The
into a suitable
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B B
Step 6: Battery detection mode and
possible error messages
C. During this charging phase the battery voltage
is being detected. This detection mode may take
a few minutes. The display will read
individual segment of the digits 00 will also be
turning.
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Attention!
If the battery is intact charging will start
once the battery voltage has been detected.
(go to step 7, page 30!).
Figures C - L on pages 24 and 25 indicate the
normal charging process!
If the battery is defective or deep discharged
or other errors occur the display will show the
following depending on the battery state:
Display M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T - see pages
28 - 30!
M. If the charger is connected to the battery
but unable to detect a voltage the display will be
blank. You may then try manually starting the
charging process by pressing the emergency
mode button . If the battery voltage then rises
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to above 3.5 V within a few minutes, charging
will continue normally. If the voltage remains
below this level charging will be suspended and
the display will read
nect the charger from the battery and reconnect it
to rule out the error being caused by the
equipment being incorrectly connected to the
battery (also refer to Item 1.4 "Quick guide for
connecting and disconnecting the charger" on
page 20!)
C
and one
C
M
. You may now discon-