Components Required For Operation; Intended Use Of Battery-Powered Clipping Machine Fav5 Cl/Fortis; Intended Use Of Charger Gt203/Li-Ion Battery Gt201; Operating Principle Of The Battery- Powered Clipping Machine Fav5 Cl/Fortis - Aesculap Suhl FAV5 CL/FORTIS Instrucciones De Manejo

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Battery-powered clipping machine FAV5 CL/FORTIS
Note
The blade GT330 #10 (USA+UK) for battery-powered
clipping machine FAV5 CL/FORTIS is included in the
scope of delivery. Various blades are available for dif-
ferent applications!

2.2 Components required for operation

• Battery-powered clipping machine FAV5 CL/FORTIS
• Blade
• Charger
• Mains power cord (with device plug)
• Li-ion battery
2.3 Intended use of battery-powered
clipping machine FAV5 CL/FORTIS
The battery-powered clipping machine FAV5 CL/FOR-
TIS is used for shearing small animals.
The battery powered clipping machine FAV5 CL/FORTIS
is used with a blade to be selected according to the
respective application.
2.4 Intended use of charger GT203/Li-
ion battery GT201
The charger GT203 is used for charging the battery-
powered clipping machine FAV5 CL/FORTIS and the Li-
ion battery. There is one charging bay each for the two
components.
2.5 Operating principle of the battery-
powered clipping machine FAV5 CL/
FORTIS
The battery-powered clipping machine FAV5 CL/FOR-
TIS is switched on (off) by pushing the ON/OFF switch
up (down).
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2.6 Operating principle of charger
GT203/Li-ion battery GT201
The charger GT203 is designed for the mains voltage/
frequency range 100 V to 240 V / 50 Hz to 60 Hz.
To make the charger GT203 ready for operation, con-
nect it to mains power by plugging in the mains plug.
The charger GT203 is equipped with to charging bays.
The first charging bay is for charging the battery-pow-
ered clipping machine FAV5 CL/FORTIS, while in the
second charging bay the Li-ion battery is charged.
Each charging bay has an indicator field on the charger
front panel assigned to it.
Charging starts automatically, as soon as a Li-ion bat-
tery is inserted in the charging station.
The charging time in the charging bays depends on the
charge state and capacity of the Li-ion batteries.

2.6.1 Charging principle

The Li-ion batteries are charged by constant current
pulses.
The charge state of the Li-ion battery is monitored
during charging. Monitoring of the charging curve
ensures that the battery is fully charged without over-
charging.
Additionally, the battery temperature and charging
time are monitored as well.
The charger monitors the battery status and indicates
the charge state via two LED indicators.
LED indicators:
• green = Battery fully charged
• red = Battery completely discharged

2.6.2 Charging time

Charging is stopped as soon as the maximum charging
time is reached.
The charging time is approx. 50 min.