Preparing The Unit For Use; Assembly; Charging The Battery - Solo 416 Notice Originale

Preparing the equipment for use

5. Preparing the unit for use

5.1 Assembly

The backpack sprayer with rechargeable battery is
dismantled before it is dispatched. It must be fully
reassembled again before it is used.
Connecting the battery
Ensure that the pump toggle switch (12) is set to
"0" (pump is switched off).
Rotate the two locking buttons (17) approximately
100° anti-clockwise to release the protective
casing.
 Open the protective casing.
a. Pull off the lengths of protective tubing (a) from
the battery terminals..
b. Pull each double plug (b
bridge on the protective casing and connect
them to the correct terminal on the
rechargeable battery.
Positive terminal: connect the red cable to the
red terminal on the rechargeable battery.
Negative terminal: connect the blue cable to the
black terminal on the rechargeable battery.
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, b ) right off the
Check that the double plugs are securely
connected and that polarity is correct.
Close the protective casing and twist the locking
buttons back in a clockwise direction until they are
horizontal.
Assembly of the spray tube
The O-ring (16x3 mm) is used to provide a seal
between the spray tube (10) and the hand valve
(8).
Manually tighten the union nut (a) on the hand
valve.
(Pressure gauge depending on the version)

5.2 Charging the battery

Read the safety instructions.
The rechargeable battery needs to be charged
before you can use the backpack sprayer for the
first time.
The standard battery (5 Ah) needs to be charged
for at least 5 hours, while the optional upgrade
battery (7.2 Ah) needs to be charged for at least 7
hours.
Before charging, connect the battery as described
in the previous section.
Connect the charging cable of the charger to the
charging socket (13) of the backpack sprayer.
Connect the charger to a suitable power supply
using the correct power cable - according to the
country-specific plugs, which is supplied together
with the backpack sprayer.
The charger automatically adapts to any AC 50/60
Hz mains voltage between 100 V and 240 V.
While the battery is charging, the LED on the
charger lights up red. Once the battery is fully
charged, the LED switches to green and charging
stops automatically. Over-charging of the battery is
prevented.
Once the charging process is finished, disconnect
the power plug from the socket and then
disconnect the charging cable from the charging
socket on the backpack sprayer.