Battery Charging; Battery Changing; Fault Finding - cleanAIR Basic 2000 Flow Control Benutzerhandbuch

6.2.1.

Battery charging

1. Check that the voltage of the electrical power
supply is correct.
2. Plug the charger into the socket.
3. Connect the battery to the charger. The socket
of the battery is positioned on the back side.
The charging regime is signalised by a red LED
diode light.
4. After charging has been completed, the trickle
charging regime is activated:
- charger for CA BASIC: red LED diode goes
out, the green LED diode comes on at the
moment of trickle charging
- charger for CA CHEMICAL: both red
green LED diodes come on.
5. Disconnect the charger from the power supply.
Do not leave the charger in the power supply if
not in use !
6.2.2.

Battery changing

CA BASIC 2000
see picture supplement no.3
pict. 3A :
Removing the battery: Take the blower unit in both
hands facing the rear side of battery towards you.
Open the battery latch with your thumb. The latch is
7.

Fault finding

If there is a sudden change in air supply while using
the Clean-air system, it is necessary to check the
following:
• That all parts of the air-supplying system are
assembled properly.
• The battery and its connector.
• Whether the charger
malfunctioning (if so, diodes do not work).
Fault
The blower unit does not work at all
Low airflow
Short operating time.
Battery cannot be charged.
Battery cannot be charged sufficiently.
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and
is not faulty or
Probable reason
Entirely discharged battery.
(verify if the blower unit works with another
charged battery)
Faulty motor, circuit board or connector
Blocked air hose or airduct.
Leakage
Battery is not charged enough.
Blocked Filter.
Clogged Filtr.
Battery is not charged properly.
Battery contact is damaged.
Charger is faulty.
Battery is worn out.
positioned in the middle of the battery. Push the
battery off the unit using your thumbs.
pict. 3B :
Fitting the battery: Hold the blower unit in the same
position as before. Put the battery on the rail and
push it back onto the unit until the latch locks it in
the correct positon.
CA CHEMICAL
see picture supplement no.4
pict. 4A :
Removing the battery: Turn the blower unit upside-
down with the battery positioned away from your
body . Press the two latches with your thumbs in the
direction of the arrows. This will release the battery.
pict. 4B :
Slide the battery downwards until it is completely
removed from the blower unit.
pict. 4C :
Fitting the battery: Hold the blower unit in the same
position as before. Put the battery on the rails,
which are along the sides of the blower unit.
pict. 4D :
Push the battery back until the latches get in
position again.
• Filters and their clogging.
• That there is not a hole in the air hose.
• Whether the hood seal is not damaged.
• Whether the working time after a full recharging
of the battery has not decreased (if so, it is
necessary
Recommendation
Charge the battery.
(if problem persists, check the battery)
Contact your supplier.
Check and remove blockage.
Check all sealings, connectors and air hose.
Make sure that air can not leak through
holes or tears.
Charge the battery.
(if problem persists, check the battery)
Change the filter.
Change the filter.
Charge the battery.
(if problem persists, check the battery)
Check the battery contact.
Contact your supplier.
Install a new battery.
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to replace the battery).