Device Overview; Charging The Battery; When Is The Battery Charged; How Is The Battery Charged (Illustration W1 ) - Sabo SAU15033 Manual Del Operador

5 DEVICE OVERVIEW

SAU15033
1 Ventilation slots
2 Charge contacts
3 LED display of the charge level
SAU16509
1 Ventilation slots
2 Charge contacts
3 LED display of the charge level
All models

6 CHARGING THE BATTERY

All safety information regarding the handling, storage, safekeeping,
transport, disposal of the lithium-ion battery and first-aid measures
and measures for combating fires is contained in the "Product safety
datasheet" at www.sabo-online.com under Instructions.
Information hotline for lithium ion batteries
+49 (0) 2261 704-0

When is the battery charged

Before initial use
– The lithium-ion battery has been partly charged before delivery. Fully charge the
battery before first use in order to guarantee the battery;s full power (see chapter
"How to load the battery").
If required
– To check the available charge, press the battery charge display button (see
chapter "Battery charge display") and charge the battery correspondingly.
– The battery can be recharged at any time.
– Interrupting the charging process does not damage the battery.
If not used for a longer period
– If the battery is not used for a long time, it should be fully charged every 2 months.

How is the battery charged (Illustration W1 )

NOTE
Slow charging protects the battery and extends its life (see also chapter
"Charging time").
– Plug the charger into a 230 V socket W1 .
– Slide the battery into the charger W1 . Ensure that the battery is firmly in the
charger.
– The LED display of the charger shows the current charge level of the battery.

LED display on the charger

SAU15033
LED 1
illuminates
red
illuminates
red
illuminates
red
illuminates
red
illuminates
red
SAU16509
LED 1
illuminates
red
illuminates
red
illuminates
red
flashes red
flashes red
All models
What to do if there is an error display
– If the charger shows an error after the battery has been inserted, remove the
battery and insert it again after about 1 minute.
If the charger no longer shows an error, the battery is OK.
– If the charger still shows an error, remove the battery and unplug the charger.
Reconnect the charger to the mains supply after roughly 1 minute and reinsert the
battery.
If the charger no longer shows an error, the battery is OK.
– If the charger still shows an error, the battery is defective and must be replaced.
– When the charger shows that the battery is fully charged, it can be removed from
the charger (see also chapter "Useful life").
– Unplug the charger when not in use.
– To check the available charge, press the battery charge display button (see
chapter "Battery charge display").
Checking the charger
If the battery is not charged properly:
– Check the socket using another electrically operated tool e.g. reading lamp or
similar, which you know to be working correctly.
Make sure that the socked is not switched off.
– Check whether the charging contacts have not short-circuited due to dirt or
objects.
3
LED 2 Meaning
illuminates
Battery charging
red
illuminates
Battery is fully charged.
green
Battery is too warm
illuminates
(remove and leave to cool
orange
for about 30 minutes)
off Readiness
Error (see also chapter
flashes
"What to do if there is an
red
error display")
LED 2 Meaning
off Readiness
flashes Battery
green charging
illuminates Battery is fully
green charged
Battery is too
warm (remove
and leave to
off
cool for about
30 minutes)
Error (see
also chapter
flashes
"What to do
green if there is an
error
display")