Environmental Information; After Use - Holmatro PSP40 Manual

When the maxmimum pressure is reached, the tool stops automatically to save energy. The maximum
force indicator comes on.
• Release the deadman's handle to bring it back to neutral position.
• The tool can be operated again.
6.3.8

Environmental information

• Under normal use, no leakage will occur. Therefore, there will be no contact with toxical substances
inside the battery pack.
• Under normal use, no environmental hazard is present.
6.4

After use

6.4.1 Inspection
• Check the battery level. Recharge the battery pack, if necessary. See section 5.2.
• Check the tool for completeness, leaks and damage. Do not use the tool if it leaks or is damaged
and contact the Holmatro dealer.
• Examine the spreading tips. Replace them if the damage is considerable.
• Check the operation of the deadman's handle. The handle must return to the neutral position when
you release it.
• Check that the carrying handle is firmly attached.
• Check the accessories used for completeness and damage. Replace them if the damage is
considerable.
• Check the operation of the connection system for the accessories. If it is in poor condition, have it
repaired by the Holmatro dealer.
6.4.2 Shut down
• Close the spreading arms with the tips slightly opened. The tool is stored without pressure.
• Stop the tool.
To charge the battery pack:
• Remove the battery pack and put it on the battery charger.
• Use the on-tool charge cable to charge the battery on the tool.
NOTICE
If two battery packs are connected to one battery charger, the battery pack on the tool is
charged first.
6.4.3 Storing the battery pack
NOTICE
When the battery pack is not in use, it is advised to keep the battery pack connected to the
battery charger (connected to a power source) at all times. When the battery pack is full, the
battery charger automatically switches on and off at regular intervals to keep the battery
level at 100%.
• Store the battery pack in a dry and well-ventilated area. The maximum storage temperature of 40 °C
(104 °F) may not be exceeded.
• Make sure the equipment can not fall over during transport.
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