Wall Mounting Bracket; Charging Up The Battery - DS Produkte 06382 Bedienungsanleitung

WALL MOUNTING
BRACKET
Please Note!
■
Make sure that the surface on which
the wall mounting bracket is mounted
is stable and that screws and anchors
which are suitable for the wall are
used. Seek advice from a specialist
retailer if in doubt.
■
Before drilling, ensure that there are no
pipes or cables behind the intended
drilling point.
The device can be stored in the wall
mounting bracket (6) and charged up
there for its next use (Picture E).
The wall mounting bracket can be affixed
or screwed onto the wall. The items
supplied include 2 screws and anchors to
allow you to do this.
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Ideally attach the wall mounting
bracket near to an easily accessible
plug socket so that the device can
be charged.
The cord of the connecting
cable (8) can be tucked in on the
small hook on the wall mounting
bracket.
Screwing On the Wall Mounting
Bracket
1. Place the wall mounting bracket
straight against the wall and mark out
two drill holes.
2. Drill holes into the wall and place
anchors in them.
3. Screw on the wall mounting bracket.
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CHARGING UP THE
BATTERY
Please Note!
■
Only connect the power supply to a
plug socket that is properly installed
and matches its technical data. The
plug socket must be readily accessible
after connection so that the connection
to the mains can quickly be isolated.
■
Only use suitable extension cables
whose technical data is the same as
that of the power supply.
■
Pull the power supply out of the
plug socket if an error occurs during
charging or before a thunderstorm.
■
It is essential that you charge up
the battery fully before you first use
the device in order to achieve the
maximum charging capacity. If the
battery is fully discharged during
use, it must be fully charged up again
before it is next used.
1. Plug the barrel connector of the
connecting cable (8) into the charging
socket (14).
2. Connect the power supply to a plug
socket.
The charge control lamps (13) start to
flash and the battery (15) is charging.
If all charge control lamps are con­
stantly lit, the battery is fully charged.
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