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Provide against unintentional switching. Always make
sure that the tool switch is in OFF position before
plugging in.
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When working outdoors, use special extension cables.
To work outdoors, special extension cables are needed,
mark in the appropriate way.
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Always remain concentrated. Mind what you are doing.
Use common sense. Do not use electrical tools when
feeling tired. .
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Watch out for damaged parts. Check out the unit before
use. Are some parts damaged? If the damage is slight,
reconsider whether the unit is able of perfect and safe
operation.
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Prevent any electrical shock. Avoid any contact of your
body with grounded articles, e.g. water piping, heating
radiators, stoves and fridge's.
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Use approved parts only. For maintenance and repairs,
use genuine spare parts only. The spare parts may be
obtained from an authorised servicing centre.
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Warning! Use of accessories and additional parts other
than those recommended in the operating manual may
present a threat for persons and things.
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Persons unable to operate the appliance due to their
physical, sensory or mental abilities or their
inexperience or lack of knowledge must not operate
it.
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If the appliance show any sign of visible damage the
appliance must not be put into operation. Repairs of
the appliance can only be executed by an electrician.
There might be significant risks as a result of
unauthorised repairs.
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The same regulations apply for accessories.
Güde GmbH & Co. KG does not answer for damages
caused by:
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Appliance damage by mechanical influences and
overloading.
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Any changes to the appliance.
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Use for any other purpose than that described in
the Operating Instructions.
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Unconditionally follow all safety instructions to
prevent accidents and damage.
Initial Operation Safety Instructions
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Before starting set-up or maintenance of the unit,
disconnect it from the source.
Connect the charger until the power supply, if all
the settings and the terminals are properly connected.
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Having removed the packing, make sure that the
condition of the unit and any of its component is perfect.
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Unwind the power cable completely and put it so the
pole terminals cannot get in touch with each other.
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If necessary, use an extension cable to extend the
power cable; it must be of the same cross section as the
power cable. Never use cable of smaller cross section.
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Keep the clamps, terminals and upper surface of the
battery clean, if necessary, use the wire brush to clean
the battery terminals. In this way, a good electrical
contact will be provided and better charging efficiency
secured.
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Never mix connections poling! ( (-) black; (+) red )
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The charging voltage should be same as that shown on
the battery i; the value is equal to the number of cells of
a storage battery multiplied by two (3 cells = 6 V; 6 cells
= 12 V; 12 cells = 24 V).
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Before charging, put the unit on a stable base and make
sure that noting will prevent air flow through the
respective holes. A good cooling system must be
guaranteed.
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Do not charge more batteries at a time.
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The battery closure should be removed after cleaning
the terminals not to have dust and dirt falling in the tubs.
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Provide for the electrolyte covering the plates up to the
height of 4-5 mm at least, If necessary, add distilled
water that may be obtained at shops for this purpose.
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In the course of charging, explosive gases develop
abstain from smoking and naked fire or sparks.
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The batteries should be charged in well ventilated
spaces. The charger is prohibited for use inside a
vehicle or closed car bonnet.
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Never charge standard and maintenance-free batteries
jointly.
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Never recharge disposable batteries.
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Leave sufficient ventilation space behind the unit.
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Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
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Check ion the right level of the acid Kin battery. .
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Always check whether condition of the power cable and
clamping cable is perfect. If the power cable is
damaged, have it replaced at a specialist's.
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The unit should not be exposed to weather effects –
snow and rain.
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Do not use the unit bare footed. Do not touch the unit
with wet or damp hands or feet .
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Never unplug by pulling the cable.
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Prevent unauthorised persons or children from using the
unit.
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Do not leave the switched-on unit unattended, it
could become a source of risk.
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If you do repairs of safety or protection devices, they
should be refit immediately after the job is completed.
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Injuries prevention regulations effective at a place of
particular use and any other generally recognised safety
rules must be known and observed.
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The safety devices should be checked on before the use
of unit. Make sure that even the parts, which are slightly
damaged seemingly, may work properly. .
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Unless otherwise stated in this manual, repairs and
replacement of damaged components and safety
devices should be done at an authorised servicing
centre.
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Have any damaged switches replaced at an authorised
servicing centre.
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This unit complies with any respective safety provisions.
The repairs are allowed to be done by skilled electricians
at authorised servicing centres only. Only genuine spare
parts may be used. A risk of injury is imminent if the
regulation is not observed.
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NOTICE! Avoid any contact with the liquid
inside the battery. It is caustic.If in contact with the
liquid, wash out with plenty of water and consult a
doctor.The acid may impair garments
Notice: Do not use unless the mains connection is
provided with a back up circuit breaker (FI circuit
breaker).
Commissioning
1.
Check on the line voltage (230 V three-phase or 400
V three phase).
2.
Connect the red-clamp cable to terminal (+12) or (+24)
of the battery charger.
3.
Connect the red clamp to the positive pole (+) of the
battery.
4.
Connect the black clamp to the negative pole (-) of the
battery
Emergency Action
Apply the first aid adequate to the injury and get qualified
medical assistance as quickly as possible. Protect the injured
person from more accidents and calm him/her down.
Assigned Use
These devices can be used to charge lead batteries typically
used in motor vehicles (petrol and diesel fuel). The type of
electrolyte may be selected freely
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