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09.Do not attempt to repair the charger or the battery pack yourself. Repairs must always be carried
out by an appropriate specialist. Not complying with this can lead to danger.
10.Always remove the plug from the mains socket before you clean or maintain the charger or the
battery pack.
11.Do not charge the battery pack if the ambient temperature is less than 10 ° C or greater
than 40 ° C.
12.Air must be able to flow freely around the charger.
13.Do not short circuit the battery pack. A short circuit gives rise to a heavy current, overheating,
the danger of fire or to the battery pack exploding. Any of these can cause damage to the battery
pack or danger to the user. Therefore:
· Do not connect a cable to the battery pack terminals.
· Make sure that no metal objects (nails, paperclips, coins etc.) find their way into the battery pack
charging socket.
· Do not expose the battery pack to water or rain.
14.A damaged battery pack or one which no longer holds its charge must be disposed of specially
and not placed in normal household rubbish.
15.Never throw the battery pack into fire or water. This can cause it to explode.
Inser
tion and removal of your battery pack
Before removing the battery pack from the charger or inserting it into the charger, always ensure
the plug is not in the mains socket.
When attaching the battery pack, the groove in the battery pack must align with the guide on the
cordless circular saw. The battery pack should insert easily into the charger. Do not use any
disproportionate force during insertion or the battery pack may not end up in its correct
position. After the battery pack has been inserted check that the retaining clips have engaged
and the battery pack is seated firmly in the charger.
To remove the battery pack from the charger press the retaining clips on the sides of the battery
pack and remove it.
Char
ging the battery pack
Before inserting the battery pack into the charger or removing it from the charger, always ensure
the plug is not in the mains socket.
Insert the battery pack so that it is firmly held in the charger. Push the plug into the mains socket.
The red charging light indicates that charging has begun. The red light will go out after about
1 hour. The green charging light lets you know when charging is complete and the battery pack is
ready for use.
If you wish to charge a second battery pack, pull out the plug from the mains supply and keep the
charger off for at least 15 minutes. Then you can start to charge the second battery. If you do not
remove the plug from the mains socket before the second charging process starts then the second
battery cannot be charged.
WARNING!
• A new battery pack is not charged and must be fully charged before first use.
Never charge the battery pack again immediately after a fast charging process has been
completed. This can give rise to the battery pack being overcharged and a reduced life of the
battery and charger.
• Switch off the charger for at least 15 minutes between charges by removing the plug from the
mains socket.
• If you use a multiway socket adapter, unplug all other electrical equipment from the adapter.
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