Charging The Power Pack; Charging Device Status Lamps; Operation Status Display - Storch PowerCoat FF Mode D'emploi

Recharging the power pack
Only replace and recharge the power pack in a well-ventilated area and at a sufficient distance from combustible or
flammable materials such as paints or solvents.
Power packs are 50% charged to ensure an optimum
duration of use and must be fully charged before first
used. It takes approximately 25 minutes to charge a
totally discharged power pack to 80%. It can be used
at this point. It takes approximately 40 minutes to fully
charge a totally empty power pack.
1. Set up the charger in a well-ventilated area and at
a sufficient distance from combustible or flammable
materials such as paints or solvents.
2. Plug the charger into the socket and insert the power
pack into the charger as shown (the lamp is lit for
five seconds).
3. Once the power pack is fully charged, immediately
unplug the charger from the power supply and remo-
ve the power pack from the charger.

Charging device status lamps

Display
Lit green
Flashing green
Flashing red
Lit red

Operation status display

* Display
No Display
Lit red
Flashing red
*Note:
The spray gun status indicator lights up for 10 seconds after you release the trigger.
Original instruction
Note:
The amount of material that you can spray with each
power pack depends on the material, nozzle size, motor
speed and pressure setting. The typical results are 1 to 6
cups of material sprayed per power pack. Higher pressure
settings and a lower motor speed will typically lead to a
longer power pack action time.
Description
This shows that the power pack is completely charged. The power
pack can now be used.
The power pack is charging and is charged up to 80%. The power
pack can now be used.
The power pack is charging and is not charged up to 80%. Do NOT
use the power pack.
The power pack is too hot or too cold to be charged. Remove the
power pack to allow it to cool down or warm up before charging.
Description
Normal operation.
Low power pack voltage; the power pack must be charged, or the
power pack is too cold and must be warmed up before starting to
spray.
The power pack temperature is too high or the nozzle is clogged.
See troubleshooting, page 145.
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