Meister MFW12 Traduction Du Manuel D'utilisation Original page 81

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Segment saw blade (12)
Materials: Wood, plastic
Use: Cut-off and plunge sawing,
sawing close to the edge in points
which are difficult to access (e.g.
shortening door frames), adjusting
panels
Sanding plate (13)
Materials: Wood and metal
(appropriate sanding sheets supplied)
Use: Sanding edges and areas
which are difficult to access
Diamond segment saw blade (14)
Materials: Tile cement, tile joints
Use: Removing leftover materials
(e.g. tile cement when changing
damaged tiles), milling out sealants
on wall and floor tiles
Scraper (15)
Materials: Leftover mortar/concrete,
tile/carpet adhesive, leftover
paint/silicone
Use: Removing leftover materials
(e.g. leftover carpet adhesive on
floors)
Charging the battery
WARNING! Risk of injury!
Incorrect use of the battery
and charger may lead to injury.
Read and observe the safety
chapter 'Safety notes for battery
chargers' at the beginning of this
operating manual.
The battery (4) only has a small
amount of power after pre-charging,
and must be charged for about an
hour before commissioning for the
first time. When the battery is
charged for the first time, or after a
long period of storage, it only
reaches 80% of its nominal
capacity. The battery only reaches
its full performance after several
cycles of charging and recharging.
1. Place the charger plug in a
suitable socket. The green
charging light on the charger will
light up.
2. Place the battery in the
charger (21) (see fig. F). The red
charging light on the charger will
light up. The charger becomes
warm during operating, and may
hum slightly. This is normal and
does not mean there is a defect.
The charging process can last up
to an hour. The green charging
light will light up when the
charging process has finished.
3. Remove the battery from the
charger.
4. Remove the plug from the mains
socket as soon as the battery is
fully charged.
Inserting and removing the battery
– To insert the battery (4), push it
into the multi-function tool until it
clicks into position.
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