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 If the battery charger or the battery was exposed to hits or bangs
or was otherwise damaged then they cannot be used until they
were checked and repaired by a recognised electrician.
 Do not dismantle the battery charger, present it to a recognised
electrician or service centre if it needs to be repaired. Messing or
incorrect reassembly may lead to the risk of an electrical shock
and/or fire.
 Remove the plug from the socket before you start cleaning the
battery charger – hazard of electrical shock. It is not enough to
merely remove the battery from the battery charger.
 Never try to connect two or more battery chargers.
 Never store the battery charger and never use it in circumstances
where the temperature may be higher than 50° C.
 The battery charger is meant to be fed by a domestic socket of
220-240 Volt / 50 Hz and produce an output voltage of 18 volt.
Never try to use the battery charger with different voltages.
 The battery is not completely charged upon delivery from the
factory.
 The best lifecycle and performances are realised if the battery is
charged at an ambient temperature of 18 to 24° C. Avoid charging
of the battery at temperatures lower than 10° C or higher than 50°
C. This reduces the risk of inferior performances and damage to
the battery.
 Never burn batteries. Nor when they are damaged and can no
longer be charged. Batteries may explode when they are burnt.
 Never try to open the battery. Do not use or charge the battery
when the plastic housing is damaged or cracked.
 Only charge the battery in a properly ventilated area.
 The battery charger and the battery heat up during the charging.
This is absolutely normal.
 Charge the battery, where possible, at normal ambient
temperature.
 Do not cover the battery charger, risk of overheating.
 Avoid charging of the battery in direct sunlight or near heat
sources.
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