Battery Charging - Mangar Airflo 24 Mode D'emploi

Airflo 24

Battery Charging

• Check the battery charger casing and lead
for signs of damage and if damaged DO NOT
USE.
• Fit the appropriate mains plug adaptor to
the battery charger (A).
• Plug the battery charger into a mains power
socket and connect the charger output lead
to the Airflo 24 charging socket (B).
NOTE: When first fitting a battery they must
be charged for a minimum of 12 hours to
achieve full capacity and then disconnect from
the charger and leave for 90 minutes to allow
the battery management software to
correctly calibrate. On subsequent charges
the Airflo calculates the charging period
based on usage and will not necessarily start
on the bottom light flashing.
When the battery is charged:
• For the first 3 hours, the bottom light will
flash green. After 3 hours the first light will
become a steady green and the second light
will start flashing. After 6 hours the bottom
2 lights will remain green and the third light
will flash. After 9 hours the bottom 3 will
remain green and the top will be flashing.
Then after 12 hours all lights will briefly
become steady green.
• The compressor will move into an energy
saving mode with the top LED flashing
every 6 seconds and the other 3 will be off.
NOTE: The compressor will not run whilst the charger is connected.
To maintain battery condition, it is recommended that the Airflo 24 is left continuously on charge
when not in use. The batteries cannot be overcharged using this charger.
WARNING: DO NOT recharge the batteries in a bathroom or in a damp environment.
8
- fig.
1
A
1
First 3
Hours
B
12
Hours