Preparations; Battery Pack; Commissioning; Connecting A Device - Festool CTLC MINI I Notice D'utilisation D'origine

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5.2 Remote control CT-F I
[1-19] Connection button
[1-20] LED indicator
[1-21] MAN button (for manually switching
on)
[1-22] Attachment point for the fastening
straps
[1-23] Fastening strap
The specified illustrations appear at the begin­
ning of the Operating Instructions.
* Accessories shown or described are not al­
ways included in the scope of delivery.
6

Preparations

► Insert the filter/disposal bag [2-1].
► Connect the suction hose [3].
7

Battery pack

Before using the battery pack, check that the
battery interface is clean. Any contamination of
the battery interface may impair correct contact
and lead to the contacts being damaged.
A faulty contact may result in the machine over­
heating or being damaged.
[4A] Remove the battery pack.
[4B]
Insert the battery pack – until it
clicks into place.
The cordless mobile dust extractor can
only be operated with two battery packs.
For a listing of possible battery pack var­
iants for operation of the device, see ta­
ble [5]. For newer battery packs that are
not listed, follow the instructions from the
Festool Work App or contact the Festool
customer service team.
Further information about the charger and
battery pack with capacity indicator can be
found in the corresponding operating
manual.
8

Commissioning

Standby mode
► Press the on/off button [1-12].
The green LEDs on the status display [1-15] in­
dicate standby mode.
Pressing the on/off button again will switch off
the cordless mobile dust extractor.
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Starting/stopping the cordless mobile dust
extractor manually
The cordless mobile dust extractor is in standby
mode.
Directly on the cordless mobile dust extractor:
► Press the MAN button [1-13] to start/stop.
Alternatively, use the connected remote control
CT-F I (see chapter 9.2):
► Press the MAN button [1-21] on the remote
control to start/stop.
Starting/stopping the cordless mobile dust ex­
tractor automatically
The cordless mobile dust extractor is in standby
mode.
► To start/stop the cordless mobile dust ex­
tractor automatically: Switch the connected
battery-powered power tool on/off (see
chapter 9.1).
9

Connecting a device

WARNING
Risk of injury from a cordless mobile dust
extractor starting up unsupervised
► Before performing any work with the cord­
less mobile dust extractor, check which re­
mote control and which cordless power
tool are connected to the cordless mobile
dust extractor.
► A battery-powered power tool must always
be connected to the cordless mobile dust
extractor via the suction hose. After finish­
ing work, the connection to the cordless
mobile dust extractor must be disconnec­
ted.
► The remote control must only be attached
to the suction hose.
9.1 Connecting a battery-powered power
tool
► In standby mode, press the connection but­
ton [1-16].
The connection display [1-17] slowly flashes
blue. For a period of 60 seconds, the cordless
mobile dust extractor is ready for connection.
► Switch on the power tool.
The cordless mobile dust extractor starts up.
The cordless mobile dust extractor is connec­
ted until the on/off button [1-12] is pressed or a
battery pack is removed (from the cordless mo­
bile dust extractor). The power tool must then
be connected again.