Routine Maintenance - IBEA HY-704 Manuel D'instruction

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SHUT-DOWN Fig. 5
Stop the machine by releasing the accelerator lever (2) and
then switch it off, moving the switch to position (0).
Always remove the battery cable to prevent the
machine from being operated by mistake.
FIG . 5
CONNECTING THE BATTERY CHARGER AND THE
CHARGING LEVEL Fig. 6
Connect the battery charger cable (A) to the battery
connector (B) and the plug (C) in the outlet. The LED on the
battery charger will immediately light up red and then it will
become green if the battery is already fully charged; otherwise,
it will remain red if the battery requires charging. Lithium
batteries do not have any memory effect and therefore can
be charged regardless of their level of charge, and the
recharging process can be interrupted at any time. Batteries
will not be damaged.
Always remove the battery before performing any
maintenance on the machine.
Remove dust and dirt from slots with a brush or dry cloth.
Check that all controls are working.
Check that nuts and screws are properly tightened.
Check that the battery charger is working.
Proceed with a total review of the machine.

7. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

Verify battery level.
20
FIG . 6
BATTERY PROTECTION SYSTEM
In general, to prevent damage and replacement, Lithium
batteries should never be fully discharged.
CIRCUIT BOARD PROTECTION SYSTEM
The circuit board that manages the motor is equipped with a
device able to recognise the force that the tool must develop,
modifying motor power in such a way to obtain a lower
consumption of energy stored. All other protection functions
can be identified by the flashing LEDs on the motor, as shown
in the following table.
Never use water, benzene, thinner, alcohol or similar
substances to clean the battery and charger. Doing
so could cause damage, discolouration, and
deformation.
Before each
Yearly
use
X
X
X
X
X
X