Using The Battery; Inserting / Removing The Battery; Charging The Battery - Radioddity GD-73E Benutzerhandbuch

English user manual - Radioddity GD-73

Using the battery

Caution:
Please only use battery packs from Radioddity. Other batteries could explode.
Note:
1. Do not short circuit a battery or throw it into a fire. Do not disassemble the
battery.
2. Charge the battery at temperatures between 0℃ und 45℃. Outside this
temperature range, the battery can not be charged fully.
3. Turn off the radio before charging.
4. Disconnect the radio from the external power supply as soon as charging is
complete.
5. Over time the battery will degrade and not give the same operating time. You
should replace the battery at this point.
6. Do not attempt recharging if either the radio or battery is wet. To avoid any
danger, dry it with a cloth before charging.
Warning:
If conductive metals, such as jewelry, keys, or chains, touch the external charging
contacts, damage or injury may occur.

Inserting / removing the battery

1. Align the two tabs on the battery and the holes on the bottom edge of the back
of the radio to ensure complete contact. Then clip the battery to the top of the
body
2. To remove the battery, please make sure that the radio is switched off, press
the two upper battery locks at the same time (for example, with your index and
middle finger) in the direction of the battery. The battery is unlocked and can
be removed.

Charging the battery

1. As soon as the micro-USB socket of the radio unit is connected to a PC or the
supplied power supply unit via a USB cable, a large battery symbol appears
on the display if the radio is switched off.
2. If, on the other hand, the radio is switched on, a small battery symbol appears
in the upper right corner of the LCD display.
3. After a few seconds, the battery icon fills up from left to right with several bars
to indicate the charging process has commenced.
4. As soon as the three bars are constantly filled, the battery is fully charged.
Now disconnect the radio from the external power supply.
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