ECOVACS Goat G1 Manual De Instrucciones página 19

STORAGE OVER THE WINTER
GOAT
• Power off your GOAT after it is fully charged.
• Clean it thoroughly.
• Store in a cool, well-ventilated and dry place indoors.
Station
• Unplug the Power Supply from the power socket.
• Disconnect Power Supply from the Station.
• Store the Station and Power Supply in a cool, well-ventilated and dry
place away from direct sunlight.
Note:
It is necessary to put the Station in the original position for working on a
new season. Otherwise, it may lead to location fault and map invalidation.
Navigation Beacon
• Turn the Beacon counterclockwise until the projection points at " "
and remove it from the Navigation-assisted Pole.
• Store the Beacon in a cool, well-ventilated and dry place indoors.
• If you are not intended to use the Navigation Beacon for a long time,
please take out the Dry Cells.
Note:
It is necessary to reinstall the Beacon to the original position. Otherwise, it
may lead to location fault and map invalidation.
TRANSPORTATION
It is recommended to use the original package to protect GOAT when
you intend to transport GOAT for a long distance. Remember to power
off your GOAT before carrying out any transportations and handle it
gently. DO NOT pick up your GOAT while it is still running or in the
Station.
How to pick up your GOAT properly?
Pick up your GOAT by holding the handle and the head at the same
time. Make sure that the Blade Disc faces towards the ground.
BATTERY
For long-time storage, it is recommended to charge GOAT every 6
months. The Limited Warranty does not cover battery damage caused
by over-discharge. The battery CANNOT be charged when the ambient
temperature is above 40°C / 104°F or below 5°C / 41°F. The recom-
mended temperature for GOAT operation is between 5-40°C / 41~104°F.
The storage temperature range is -20~75°C / -4~167°F.
Note:
The life-span of GOAT's battery depends on the frequency of usage and
the total hours of use. It is also non-rechargeable. DO NOT dispose disused or
faulted battery casually. Check with your Local Authority for advice.
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