General Information - NSS Outlaw PB Instructions D'origine

NOISE
Sound pressure level at
Operator position. (ISO 11201)

GENERAL INFORMATION

 Now that the machine is unpacked remember to
recycle all packing materials.
 Inspect the machine for damage or missing
components. If damage is found, contact the local
freight company to file a freight claim.
 !WARNING! HANDLE THE BATTERIES WITH
CARE. DAMAGE RESULTING FROM
DROPPING BATTERIES MAY CAUSE AN
UNSAFE CONDITION.
ASSEMBLY
 The Outlaw PB requires minimal assembly. The
hose must be plugged into the canister inlet - right
hand or left hand (photo 1). Be sure to insert the
provided plug into the unused inlet.
Photo 1
 The cord on the back of the vacuum must be
plugged into the hose receptacle (photo 2).
Photo 2
 The trigger assembly must be plugged into the hose,
being sure to properly engage the electrical
connector (photo 3).
Photo 3
65 dB(A)
 The batteries must be charged for 3 hours
minimum before first use in order to achieve full
runtime.
 The batteries require 5-10 charge/discharge cycles
for "break in" before full runtime will be achieved.
 After the first charge/discharge cycle, the batteries
may be used even if they are not fully charged.
Full runtime will not be provided, but these
batteries do not suffer from "memory" problems like
some other battery types. Full runtime will be
provided next time the batteries are fully charged.
 The batteries and charger may be kept in the
carrying tray (if so equipped) (photo 4).
Photo 4
 Before plugging the charger into the wall outlet, be
sure the switch on the back of the charger is in the
proper position (110 Volt position for 90 - 132 Volt
outlets, and 220 Volt position for 180 - 265 Volt
outlets) (photo 5).
!!!CAUTION!!!! Failure to set voltage
switch before plugging in cord will
damage the charger, and will VOID THE
WARRANTY!
Photo 5
NOTE: All batteries must be charged within 6
months of date of manufacture. Check the date code
on the label on each battery, and be sure to charge
the battery prior to 6 months after this date. The date
code is wk/yr: 04/05 = 4
th
week of 2005.