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Summary of Contents for myFC PowerTrekk 2.0
- Page 1 Quick Start Guide myFC PowerTrekk 2.0 Read before use...
- Page 2 Welcome to the world of Independence! We hope you will enjoy using your myFC PowerTrekk 2.0 Charger! In this guide, the myFC PowerTrekk 2.0 Charger is simply called the Charger. The Charger is a portable, self-contained charger that uses Fuel cell technology and an internal battery to charge devices.
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Page 3: Read This First
Never use a myFC Puck more than once NEVER try to use a myFC Puck more than once. Even if you think that it is not fully depleted, do not try this. Don’t remove Puck before it is depleted... -
Page 4: Overview Of The Charger
Overview of the Charger Before you start to use your Charger, familiarize yourself with all its components. myFC PowerTrekk Charger Engine (contains Fuel cell and battery) USB output port Micro USB input port Tray Latch Control panel... - Page 5 Overview of the Charger Control panel Fuel cell indicator Battery status button Battery indicators Charging indicator Power transfer button Tray Water tank cover Puck compartment Water tank lid Clasp Water tank...
- Page 6 A. Follow the procedure “How to start the Fuel cell” on page 8–9. B. Let the Charger run on the first myFC Puck until the Fuel cell indicator turns off or for at least two hours. If the Fuel cell indicator is blinking, do not connect a device to the Charger, since device charging is not available during this state.
- Page 7 IMPORTANT – First time use 2) Charge the battery The Charger uses the battery to support the Fuel cell in situations where a high power output is requested. If the battery runs low (one red LED on the Battery Indicators) the Fuel cell will start charging the battery.
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Page 8: Everyday Use
Everyday use How to start the Fuel cell 1. Separate the Engine (the green top part) from the tray unit by snapping the latches open. 2. Release the Clasp to open the Water Tank Cover. 3. Open the tank by gently rotating the Water tank lid 1/4 of a turn counter-clockwise. - Page 9 6. Close the water tank cover and snap it into place. 7. Insert a myFC Puck into the Puck compartment with the seal upwards, then remove the seal. 8. Fit the Engine on top of the tray unit –...
- Page 10 Everyday use How to use the Fuel cell to charge a device 1. Follow the procedure “How to start the Fuel cell”, see pages 8–9. 2. Connect your device to the Charger using the cable supplied with the device. If you disconnect the cable, or when your device becomes fully charged the Fuel cell will reroute the power to the battery after...
- Page 11 Everyday use How to charge the battery from an external power source 1. Connect the Charger to an external power source (e.g. your computer or a power socket with adapter) using the supplied USB cable plugged into the micro USB-B Input port. Charging will start automatically and progress will be indicated by the Battery indicators.
- Page 12 • When the Charger is charging a device using the Fuel cell, a slight smell close to the Charger can occur and is absolutely harmless. • Be aware that the myFC Puck can be hot immediately after use. • The Charger Fuel cell works best between 5–35°C (41–95°F).
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Page 13: Further Information
Everyday use Alarm The Charger has a built in alarm for non-optimal Fuel cell operation. If the Fuel cell indicator flashes red, don’t panic, the alarm has been triggered by one of the following reasons: • Temperature of the Charger battery is too high, re-locate the Charger to a cooler spot, and the alarm will stop. -
Page 14: Health And Safety Information
In case of ingestion or contact with the eyes, seek immediate medical attention. • If a myFC Puck is leaking, NEVER put your face near it or touch it with your bare hands. • NEVER attempt to refill or pierce a myFC Puck. Any such attempts may crack or break it and release its contents. - Page 15 Charger. • NEVER try to use a myFC Puck more than once. Even if you think that it is not fully depleted, do not try this. It might cause the myFC Puck to crack or break and leak out its contents.
- Page 16 Puck are compliant with IEC 62282-6-1, -100. The myFC Puck contains Sodium Silicide and Sodium Borohydride 5g. Both the Charger and myFC Pucks are approved for carry-on in aircraft cabins only. Designed and approved for home, office and light industry environment.
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