Charging; Connecting To Power Supply - Stihl HSA 26 Instruction Manual

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DANGER
￭ Working near live electric cables can result in accidental
contact with and damage to the cutting blades. This can
result in serious or fatal injuries.
► Do not work near live electric cables.
4.8

Charging

WARNING
￭ A damaged or defective charger may produce an unusual
smell or emit smoke during the charging process. This
may result in personal injuries and damage to property.
► Disconnect the plug from the wall outlet.
￭ The charger can overheat and cause a fire if heat
dissipation is inadequate. This can result in serious or
fatal injuries and damage to property.
► Do not cover the charger.
4.9

Connecting to Power Supply

Contact with live components may occur for the following
reasons:
– The connecting cable or extension cable is damaged.
– Connecting cable plug or extension cable is damaged.
– Wall outlet is not properly installed.
DANGER
￭ Contact with live components can result in an electric
shock. This can result in serious or fatal injuries.
► Check that the connecting cable, extension cable and
their plugs are not damaged.
If the connecting cable or extension cable is
damaged:
► Do not touch damaged areas.
► Disconnect the plug from the wall outlet.
► Never touch the connecting cable, extension cable or
their plugs with wet hands.
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► Insert the plug of the connecting cable or extension
cable in a properly installed fused wall outlet with
ground contact.
► Install the charger with a ground fault circuit interrupter
(30 mA, 30 ms).
￭ A damaged or unsuitable extension cable can cause an
electric shock. This can result in serious or fatal injuries.
► Use an extension cable with the correct wire gauge,
@ 19.5.
WARNING
￭ Overvoltage can occur in the charger if the line voltage or
frequency are incorrect during charging. The charger may
be damaged.
► Make sure the line voltage and frequency agree with the
data on the charger's rating plate.
￭ A carelessly laid connecting or extension cable can be
damaged and cause others to trip or fall. This can result in
injuries and may damage the connecting cable or
extension cable.
► Position and mark connecting cable and extension
cable so they do not represent a trip hazard.
► Position the connecting and extension cables so that
they are not under tension or entangled.
► Position the connecting and extension cables so that
they cannot be damaged, kinked, pinched or chafed.
► Protect the connecting cable and extension cable from
heat, oil and chemicals.
► Lay the connecting and extension cables on a dry
surface.
4 Safety Precautions
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