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• Only use an appropriate socket and do not use the electricity
cable to lift etc. the battery charger. To place the socket of
the battery charger in the socket, or to remove it, always
hold the socket in your hand; never pull the electricity cable.
• Completely unwind the electricity cable of the battery
charger before you place the plug in the socket. Do not lead
the cable under the carpet, do not cover it with mats,
runners and the like and keep the cable away from the
walking route. Make sure that it is not walked on and that
no furniture is placed on it. Do not let the cable pass sharp
edges and do not wind it up too tightly after use.
• It is not recommended to use an extension cord because
this may cause overheating and fire. If the use of an
extension cord is inevitable then make sure that an
undamaged, approved extension cord of sufficient power is
used.
• If the battery charger or the battery was exposed to hits or
bangs or was otherwise damaged then they cannot be used
until they were checked and repaired by a recognized
electrician.
• Do not dismantle the battery charger, present it to a
recognized electrician or service centre if it needs to be
repaired. Messing or incorrect reassembly may lead to the
risk of an electrical shock and/or fire.
• Remove the plug from the socket before you start cleaning
the battery charger – hazard of electrical shock. It is not
enough to merely remove the battery from the battery
charger.
• Never try to connect two or more battery chargers.
• Never store the battery charger and never use it in
circumstances where the temperature may be higher than
50° C.
• The battery charger is meant to be fed by a domestic socket
of 220-240 Volt / 50 Hz and produce an output voltage of 18
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