Charging Procedure; Commissioning; Operation - Gloria WEEDBRUSH Mode D'emploi

tery is dead and must be replaced.
Use only original Li-Ion batteries, which
you can purchase from manufacturer's
customer service.

Charger and battery can heat up during
charging. This is normal and not a sign
of a technical defect.

The Lithium-Ion battery can be charged
at any time, regardless of charge state.
Premature interruption of charging
does not cause damage to the battery.
A protective circuit on the battery pre-
vents depth discharge of battery.

The battery is equipped with tempera-
ture monitoring that only permits
charging over a temperature range
between 0 °C and 45 °C. This ensures a
long battery life.

Do not press the On/Off switch again if
the device has switched itself off auto-
matically. The battery can be damaged.
Note the details concerning disposal of
the battery.

6.1 Charging procedure

Figures 5a - 5b
These figures refer to the 18.0 V
/ 4.0 Ah battery and the AL
1810 CV charger.
5a
The charging process starts as soon
as the plug has been plugged into
the power outlet and the battery (C)
has been placed in the charger (N).
Due to the intelligent charging method,
the charging condition of the battery is
automatically detected and the battery is
charged with the optimum charging cur-
rent, depending on battery temperature
and voltage. This gives longer life to the
battery and always leaves it fully charged
when kept in the charger for storage.
Indicator statuses:
The charging process is indicated
by the flashing of the battery charge indi-
cator.
A solid light on the battery charge
indicator signals that the battery is fully
charged or that the temperature of the
battery is not within the permitted charg-
ing temperature range, and can therefore
not be charged. The battery is charged as
soon as the allowable charging tempera-
ture range is reached. When the battery is
not inserted, a solid light on the battery
charge indicator signals that the mains
plug is inserted in the plug socket and
that the charger is ready for operation.
5b
Following a successful charging proce-
dure, first remove the battery from the
charger. Then disconnect the charger
plug from the power outlet.
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Commissioning

ATTENTION!
DEVICE PROTECTION!
max. 45 °C
BEFORE COMMISIONING OBSERVE
CHAPTER 2 "FOR YOUR SAFETY".

Clean the joint brush (K) before
each cleaning operation.

The air inlet openings on the
motor/gear unit (I) must not be
blocked or covered.

Check on a small, if possible hidden
area, that the ground to be cleaned
will not be damaged by the brushing
action.

Never use the device too long on
one spot, always guide at walking
pace.

7.1 Operation

Figures 6 - 10
6
Insert the charged battery into the bat-
tery adapter as shown until this engages
with a noticeable 'click'.
7
Then adjust the 5 click-stop safety
guard (L) so that the rubber lip is just
above the ground.
CAUTION
RISK OF INJURY FROM ROTATING
BRUSHING TOOL!

Never start the device in a tilted posi-
tion!

Do not start or operate device if
bystanders are in the danger zone.

Never put your hands or feet near to
the rotating brushing equipment!
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