Routine Servicing - Honeywell Vibrex 2000 User Manual

Each battery compartment has a separate fuse. This is a 2A-axial
component soldered on the back of each battery contact spring
board. These fuses prevent catastrophic failure of the batteries or
fire (if a short circuit occurs), even if the problem occurs within
one battery chamber.
A self-mending fuse protects the 12V sensor power. If a short
does occur, the fuse mends itself after the short gets repaired.
With nominal voltage, the display may go blank for a few
seconds until the self-mending fuse opens, but the unit does not
necessarily reset. At low battery voltages, the unit may either
reset or power off.
CAUTION: These operations do not damage the unit, but
could cause the loss of memory contents and/or data.
6.3
This section explains routine maintenance and servicing
procedures the user may do with the Vibrex 2000 and Vibrex
2000 Plus to ensure optimum performance.
6.3.1
The batteries are located in the two hand grips of the Vibrex unit.
This section explains battery types best suited for the unit, as
well as their removal and reinstallation.
6.3.1.1
The types of batteries that can be used with the Vibrex unit are
Alkaline batteries -
and the longest shelf life. If the balancer is to be stored for
long periods of time alkaline batteries are the best choice.
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Routine Servicing

Batteries and Replacement
Battery Types
Chapter 6 – Maintenance
This type affords the greatest run time
13841 Rev A
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