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CHARGING
BATTERY
PACK (1 HOUR CHARGER)
INDICATORS,
SYMBOLS
AND MEANING
switch
to trickle
charge,
until
a suitable
If the indicator
lights are "OFF", the charger
temperature
is reached,
at which
time
the
is not receiving
power
from
power
supply
charger
will switch
automatically
to fast-
outlet,
charging.
I_E
If the green indicator
light is "ON",
the charger
is plugged
in but the
battery
pack is not inserted,
or the
battery
pack
is fully
charged
and is being
trickle charged,
or the battery pack is too hot
or cold for fast-charging.
The charger
will
If the
green
indicator
light
is
"BLINKING",
the battery
pack
is
being
fast-charged.
Fast-charging
will automatically
stop when the battery pack
is fully charged.
Plug charger
cord
into your
standard
power
outlet.
Before
inserting
battery
pack, remove
protective
cap, then insert battery
pack into
charger (Fig. 9).
The charger's
green
indicator
will begin
to
"BLINK".
This
indicates
that the battery
is
receiving
a fast charge.
Fast-charging
will
automatically
stop when the battery
pack is
fully charged.
When
the indicator
light stops
"BLINKING"
(and
becomes
a steady
green
light)
fast
charging
is complete.
When you begin the charging
process
of the
battery
pack, a steady
green light could also
mean the battery pack is too hot or too cold.
The purpose
of the light is to indicate that the
battery
pack
is fast-charging.
It does
not
indicate
the exact point
of full charge.
The
light
will stop
blinking
in less
time
if the
battery pack was not completely
discharged.
When
the battery
pack
is fully
charged,
unplug
the charger
(unless
you're
charging
another
battery
pack)
and slip
the battery
pack back into the tool handle.
To
prevent
fire
or injury
when
batteries
are
not in
tool or charger, always place protective
cap
onto end of battery
pack.
Protective
cap,
guards against terminal shorting.
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PACK
LIGHT
CHARGER
BMTERY PACK
RELEASE TABS
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