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Charging the battery
Attention! Before charging you should disconnect the charger from the mains by unplugging the power supply plug from the mains.
In addition, you should clean the battery and its terminals of dirt and dust with a soft, dry cloth.
The battery has a built-in charge indicator. When you press the button, LEDs will light up (IX), the more LEDs will light up, the more
fully the battery pack is charged. If the button is pressed and the LEDs are off it means that the battery is discharged.
Disconnect the battery from the tool.
Push the battery in the charger socket (IX).
Plug the charger into a mains socket.
When the red LED lights up, it means the loading process.
When charging is complete, the red LED goes off , and green LED lights up, indicating a full charge of the battery.
Unplug the charger from the mains outlet.
Remove the battery from the charging station, by pressing the battery latch button.
Attention! If, when the charger is connected to the power supply, the green LED is on, this indicates a fully charged battery. In this
case, the charger does not start charging.
Maintenance
Warning! Disconnect the battery from the tool socket before carrying out maintenance.
There is no need to remove grease from the tank after each use. However, grease should be removed if the tool has not been used
for a long time. The grease may require special storage conditions or may change its properties over time. Refer to the information
provided by the manufacturer for all information regarding grease storage.
After use, disconnect the battery from the tool, remove excess grease from the hose tip and residue from the tool housing with a
soft dry cloth. Secure the hose tip with the cover and attach it to the bracket.
Clean the ventilation openings with a soft handheld brush or a painting brush with plastic bristles. The ventilation openings can be
cleaned with a stream of compressed air of not more than 0.3 MPa.
Store and transport the tool resting on its base, without the battery connected.
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