infaco A3M V2.0 Instructions For Using Manual page 15

Storing the battery / Putting the battery to Sleep Mode or Winter Mode
To keep your batteries in good condition (at the end of every pruning
season or when not used for more than 1 month) the following process
must be applied:
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Forgetting to put your Batteries in Sleep Mode
If the sleep process has not been followed correctly
autonomy in future uses of the battery. To remedy this situation, leave the
battery on charge for between 12 and 72 hours (for extreme cases of incorrect
storage that cause an imbalance).
Full autonomy can also be recovered over several daily charges that can be spread over
the first week of work. To do this, make sure the battery remains on the charger every
night during the first week of work
Reminder: Putting the battery to sleep mode eliminates any risk of battery imbalance.
6. Once the battery on channel 1 is fully charged, the
battery on channel 2 begins charging:
- Channel 1: Green LED on and not flashing (battery
charged)
- Channel 2: Green LED flashes quickly throughout
the charge.
7. The two batteries are charged:
- Channel 1: Green LED on (stops flashing).
- Channel 2: Green LED on (stops flashing).
1. Place the battery (or batteries) on the charger.
NOTE: If there are two batteries on the charger, the
sleep mode will be carried out on both batteries, one
after the other.
2. Press the SLEEP button to begin the process. The
LED switches to red (not flashing) and the charging
LED flashes green.
NOTE: If there are two batteries on the charger, the
sleep mode will be carried out on both batteries, one
after the other.
3. SLEEP MODE complete:
- The charger's LED stays red (not flashing).
- Channel1's LED (and channel 2's if there are 2 bat-
teries) stays green (not flashing). The battery must
be removed from the charger and stored in the case.
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