Figure 9 Removing The Battery Pack - Varex Imaging XRpad2 4343 User Manual

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10.5.1.3 Removing the Battery Pack
Dispose of a used battery pack according to the instructions in the
Caution
"Section 13.0, Disposing of the X-ray Detector" on page
To remove the battery pack:
Fully support the X-ray detector and battery pack before performing this task to prevent
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them from dropping or slipping.
Power off the X-ray detector by pressing the Power button on the X-ray detector.
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Move the two sliding latches closer to the center to disengage the battery pack from the
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X-ray detector (see Figure
X-ray detector using a slow and steady pulling motion, supporting both the X-ray detector
and the battery pack.
Store the battery pack in a cool, dry, clean environment if not in use or when recharging the
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battery pack for the next use.
Figure 9 Removing the Battery Pack
10.5.1.4 Transportation and Storage
When transporting and storing the battery pack:
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Follow all local, state, and federal/national regulations for handling, packaging, labeling,
and transporting Lithium-Ion batteries.
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Before transporting the battery, inspect it to confirm that there is no damage or leakage from
the battery.
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When possible, transport the battery in a discharged state.
Transport the battery in approved packaging only. Retain the original
Note
packaging, inclusive of the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), for transporting
the battery.
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Store the battery in a cool, dry, clean environment if not in use. Do not remove the battery
from its original packaging until required for use.
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Store within approved temperatures: -20°C to 45°C for short periods (less than one month).
Recommended storage conditions are 15°C to 35°C, 85% RH Max.
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Do not leave or store the battery in extremely hot or cold temperatures (for example, in direct
sunlight, cars, or car trunks). The battery may overheat causing fire, or performance life will
be shortened.
9). Remove the battery pack from the battery compartment of the
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