Charging The Battery; Battery Maintenance - Sunrise Medical SUNLIFT Micro Manual De Instrucciones

Batteries
Emergency down
button
Actuator
motor
7. Battery charging

Charging the battery

Batteries are fitted in a battery case which fits into the charger base on the mast. They must be charged with the charger supplied.
An additional charger base and battery are available as accessories, enabling one to be recharging at all times.
1. Connect the charger plug to the charging socket on the charger base.
2. Connect the charger to the mains (220V).
3. Recharging is automatic. A full battery charge lasts between 8 and 12 hours.
4. To use the hoist, first disconnect the charger from the mains, and then from the hoist.
5. The lights indicate the charge of the batteries
• During the charging process:
- Yellow light The batteries are charging
c
- Green light The batteries are charged
c
- No light There is no power source
c
• During the use:
- No light The batteries are charged
c
- Yellow flashing
c
A buzzer warns that only one more operation is possible before the battery must be recharged (with the emergency down button).
Model MICRO
1. The charger is integrated within the electrical unit. Plug the charger lead into a power socket and turn the switch ON.
2. The batteries are protected from fully discharging by a charge level alarm. This alarm will go off when the batteries require
recharging and the hoist is in use. It will not go off if the hoist is not being used. DO NOT IGNORE THIS WARNING SIGNAL.
Finish the operation you are carrying out when it goes off and then connect the hoist for recharging.
3. The recharging is done automatically. The recharging display shows the charge status. Note: Even if the charger is left connected
for a long time, it will not allow the batteries to overcharge.
4. To resume use of the hoist, turn the power switch OFF, pull the charger's plug out and disconnect it from the mains supply.

8. Battery maintenance

• Keep batteries fully charged. When the hoist is not in use, keep it plugged into the charger. Batteries may also be recharged
overnight if this is more practical: the charger will not allow the batteries to be overcharged.
• Charge batteries regularly even if the hoist is not used for a long period.
• Connect the charger first to the hoist and then to the mains.
• Do not leave the charger plugged into the hoist if it is not to be connected immediately to the mains.
• Never unplug the charger by pulling on the cable.
Emergency stop
button
The batteries need charging
Batteries
Charging socket
Hand control
Charging socket
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