Operating Status Displays; Calculating The Average Charging Time - Silvercrest TLGL 1000 B1 Bedienungsanleitung

♦ Fix the Li-ion rechargeable battery in place using the holder
pull the holder
let go of the holder
NOTE
► The bowl of the holder
batteries of different sizes .
♦ The charging process starts automatically as soon as the batteries have
been inserted . The operating status display
status of the battery . The display
the batteries in percent .

operating status displays

The various displays have the following meanings:
■ The LED flashes red and green once per second: The batteries are being
alternately charged and discharged . (Refresh-Function: older or long stored
batteries are being refreshed .)
■ The LED flashes green once per second: A deeply discharged battery is be-
ing gently recharged with a reduced current .
■ The LED glows constantly red: The batteries are being charged with the maxi-
mum charge current .
■ The LED glows constantly green: The batteries are fully charged and the bat-
tery charger has switched to trickle charge .
In addition, the current charge status of each battery is shown as a percentage
on the display

Calculating the average charging time

Depending on the type, age and remaining charge in the batteries, the charging
process can take various lengths of time . The average charge time can be cal-
culated using the following formula . Take note however that the times given are
only guiding values .
Ni-MH/Ni-Cd batteries:
Charging time (min) = Battery capacity (mAh) x 1 .4 x 60 + 30
Li-ion batteries:
Charging time (min) = Battery capacity (mAh) x 1 .4 x 60
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backwards until the Li-ion battery fits in the slot and then
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. The Li-ion battery is now fixed in place .
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can be turned by 180° to allow you to fix Li-ion
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.
Charging current of the device (mA)
Charging current of the device (mA)
shows the current charge
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also shows the current charge level of
+ 60
TLGL 1000 B1
. To do this,
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