Battery Charging; Battery Replacement; Belt Replacement - cleanAIR AerGO Manual Del Usuario

6.2. BATTERY
IMPORTANT! Batteries are supplied uncharged. Always charge the battery before the first use.
The battery charger is not designed for use outside – only use in an environment protected from rain and
moisture. Do not charge the battery in a potentially explosive atmosphere. Using the battery charge for purposes
other than those specified by the manufacturer is forbidden.

6.2.1. Battery charging

1. Check that the mains voltage is suitable for the battery charger.
2. Plug the charger into the mains – the red LED will start blinking.
3. Connect the battery to the charger. The charging connector is at the rear of the battery. The red LED will light
up and remain lit to indicate that the battery is charging.
4. After charging, first disconnect the battery and then unplug the charger from the mains. The green LED will
light to indicate that charging has finished and that it has switched over to maintenance mode.
Always unplug the charger from the mains once charging is finished!

6.2.2. Battery replacement

Grip the filtration unit by both hands with the battery facing up and the rear away from you. With one thumb
release the latch holding the battery in the lock position and at the same time take the battery out of the unit
body with your other hand.
Battery installation
Steadily reinsert the battery into the unit body until the battery is locked in place by the latch.
(see pictorial supplements 3A, 3B)

6.3. Belt replacement

The CleanAIR AerGO® system is equipped with a mechanism allowing you to replace the belt easily and
quickly.
Bend the belt at the joint to its limit position (towards the rear of the unit) until the locking mechanism is exposed.
After releasing the lock (by pulling outwards from the unit), you can remove the belt freely. Repeat the same
procedure for the other half of the belt.
When installing a new belt, simply push the belt axis into the clamping mechanism of the unit until it is locked by
the latch. Repeat the same procedure for the other half of the belt.
Caution! You cannot interchange the belt sides!
(see pictorial supplements 4A, 4B)
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7. Possible faults
If any fault occurs or if the air supply decreases or increases suddenly and the user is in a contaminated area,
they must leave the area and check the following:
 that the unit is assembled correctly;
 the battery condition;
 the battery charger function;
 the level of the clogging of the filters;
 that the air hose is not damaged. It is crucial to ensure that the hose cannnot catch on protruding objects at
work and that a crack cannot occur;
 that the face sealing on the protective hood is in order.
Fault Possible cause
The PAPR unit does not work at all Flat battery
(check: does the unit start with another,
working battery?)
Fault in the motor, electronics or power
connector
The PAPR unit does not supply a Air hose or air line clogged
sufficient amount of air (low air flow)
Air leaks
The filter is clogged
The PAPR unit only runs for a short time The filter is clogged
The battery is low
The battery cannot be charged Fault in the charger
Damaged battery connector
The battery cannot be fully charged The battery life is over
8. Storage
All components of the CleanAIR® systems must be stored at a temperature between -10°C and +50°C and a
relative air humidity of between 20% and 80%. The maximum storage period in the original package is two
years.
Batteries will self-discharge during storage.
9. Guarantee
A guarantee of 12 months is given for manufacturing defects from the date of sale to the customer. A guarantee
of six months is given for batteries from the date of sale to the customer. A claim must be filed with the sales
organization and proof of purchase (invoice or delivery note) must be submitted.
The guarantee will only be recognized if the PAPR unit and charger have not been interfered with.
The guarantee does not cover faults occurring as a result of the late replacement of the filter or from using a
filter damaged by cleaning and blowing out.
Recommendation
Charge the battery
(if the problems persists, check the battery)
Return to manufacturer for repair
Check and remove the possible obstruction
Check all sealing elements and connections
and check that the hose is not damaged and
has no leaks
Replace the filter
Replace the filter
Charge the battery
(if the problem persists, check the battery)
Contact supplier
Check the battery contact
Install a new charged battery
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