Bosch Heat+ Jacket 10,8 V Professional Notice Originale page 11

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Preparing the Garment
Battery Charging
 Use only the battery chargers listed on the accessories
page. Only these battery chargers are matched to the lith-
ium ion battery of your power tool.
 The battery adapter does not serve as a charger. Do not
use any vehicle charging cables with USB connection to
charge the battery. Using vehicle charging cables can
damage the battery and/or the battery adapter.
Note: The battery is supplied partially charged. To ensure full
capacity of the battery, completely charge the battery in the
battery charger before using your power tool for the first time.
The lithium-ion battery can be charged at any time without re-
ducing its service life. Interrupting the charging procedure
does not damage the battery.
The lithium-ion battery is protected against deep discharging
by the "Electronic Cell Protection (ECP)". The heating ele-
ments are switched off by a protective circuit when the bat-
tery is discharged.
 Do not continue to press the on/off switch after the
heating elements have been automatically switched
off. The battery can be damaged.
Battery Insertion/Removal (see figures A1 – A2)
 Do not use force to insert the battery. The battery is de-
signed in such a way that it can only be inserted into the
battery adapter when it is in the right position.
– Slide the battery 7 all the way into the battery adapter 2.
– To remove the battery 7, press the unlocking buttons 8 on
the battery and pull it out of the battery adapter 2.
Connecting the Heating Elements
(see figures B1 B2)
–
– Plug the connector plug 4 into the socket 9 on the battery
adapter.
If the battery is charged, the on/off switch 1 will light up
briefly.
– Slide the battery adapter 2 into the pocket 5 provided in
the garment or hang the battery adapter on your belt using
the belt clip 10.
Using the Garment
Starting and Stopping (see figure C)
– Ensure that the battery 7 is charged and correctly inserted
into the battery adapter 2 and that the heating elements 3
are connected.
– To heat, press the on/off switch 1 until the LED of the
on/off switch lights up red.
Note: The heating is always set to the highest heating level af-
ter it is switched on.
– To switch off, press the on/off switch 1 until the LED goes
out.
Bosch Power Tools
Setting the Heating Level
The heating level is indicated by the colour of the LED on the
on/off switch 1.
LED Thermal output
red high
green medium
blue low
– Repeatedly press the on/off switch 1 until the LED displays
the required heating level.
 Set the lowest heating level (blue) for continuous oper-
ation. In the event of overheating, there is a risk of garment
malfunction and of injury.
Charging External Devices (see figure D)
You can use the USB port on the battery adapter to increase
the battery runtime of various battery-operated devices, e.g.
mobile phone or MP3 player.
This can also be done whilst the garment is being heated.
 Ensure that your external device can be charged using
the USB port on the battery adapter. Refer to the spec-
ifications on this in "Technical Data".
– Connect the charging cable of your device to the USB sock-
et 11 on the battery adapter 2.
– Press the activation button 12 for approx. 3 seconds.
The connected device will be charged.
To save energy, the USB port is automatically deactivated af-
ter approx. 2 hours.
If no charging cable is connected, the USB port is automatical-
ly deactivated after 30 seconds.
Correction of Malfunctions
Problem Corrective Measure
Garment is not being Battery Charging
heated.
Connect the connector plug 4 cor-
rectly
Press the on/off switch 1 until the
LED lights up red
One or more heating el- Contact the garment retailer
ements are not warm-
ing up.
Garment switches itself Overheating protection is activat-
off automatically. ed: press the on/off switch 1 to
switch off the heating elements and
leave garment to cool down for ap-
prox. 30 minutes
Contact the garment retailer
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