Starting Operation; Working Advice - Bosch Wireless Charging L-BOXX Bay Professional Original Instructions Manual

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Technical Data
Battery Charger
Article number
Battery charging voltage (automatic voltage detection)
Charging current
Allowable charging temperature range
Number of battery cells
Weight according to EPTA-Procedure 01:2014
Protection class
*Wireless Charging L-BOXX Bay designed for installation on a 12 V socket in a car. Charging times may vary due to the installation situation in the vehicle
and due to electronic battery management systems.
Battery pack
Article number
Battery pack
Article number
Operation

Starting Operation

 Observe the mains voltage! The voltage of the power
supply must correspond with the data given on the name-
plate of the battery charger. Battery chargers marked with
230 V can also be operated with 220 V.
Charging Procedure
The charging process begins as soon as the mains plug of the
charger is plugged into the socket outlet, and the L-BOXX with
the inductive batteries is placed on the charging platform 1.
The charging process only begins when the battery capacity is
less than 85 – 90 %. This prolongs the life of the battery.
Due to the intelligent charging method, the charging condi-
tion of the battery is automatically detected and the battery is
charged with the optimum charging current, depending on
battery temperature and voltage.
This gives longer life to the battery and always leaves it fully
charged when kept in the charger for storage.
Meaning of the Indication Elements
Since two batteries can be charged independently of one an-
other, each battery has its own indicators.
Continuous Light Standby Indicator (green) 3
The continuous light of the green standby indi-
cator 3 shows that input voltage is present and
the charger is ready to use.
Flashing Charge Status Indicator 4
The fast charging process is indicated by
the flashing of the respective green LED of
the charge status indicator 4. When the re-
spective share of the battery is charged, the
green flashing light changes to a green continuous light.
The battery can be removed at any time and used. When all
five LEDs indicate a green continuous light, the battery is fully
charged.
Bosch Power Tools
Continuous Light Error Indicator (red) 5
GBA 10,8 V ...Ah OW-...
1 607 A35 ...
GBA 18 V ...Ah MW-...
2 607 336 ...
Data". As soon as the permitted temperature range is
reached, the charger automatically switches to fast charging.
Flashing Error Indicator (red) 5

Working Advice

With continuous or several repetitive charging cycles without
interruption, the charger can warm up. This is not meaningful
and does not indicate a technical defect of the battery charg-
er.
A significantly reduced working period after charging indi-
cates that the battery is used and must be replaced.
Troubleshooting – Causes and Corrective Mea-
sures
Cause
Red error indicator 5 flashes
No charging procedure possible
Battery not (correctly) posi-
tioned in the L-BOXX
Detection of foreign object
An object other than/in addi-
tion to the battery is on the
charging platform 1 (possibly
in the L-BOXX)
Wrong battery positioned in
L-BOXX
Wireless Charging L-BOXX Bay
2 607 226 ...
V
10.8 –18
A
2 x 3.0
°C
0 – 45
3 –10
kg
3.1
/ II
The continuous light of the red error indicator
5 shows that the temperature of the battery or
charger is outside of the permitted charging
temperature range, see section "Technical
The flashing light of the red error indicator 5
signals a different fault of the charger, see sec-
tion "Troubleshooting – Causes and Corrective
Measures".
Corrective Measure
Put the battery in the correct
position in the Wireless
Charging L-BOXX inlay, with
the underside of the battery
facing the base of the L-
BOXX.
Remove object
Position a compatible battery
1 609 92A 286 | (8.12.15)
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2 607 226 058*
10.8 –18
2 x 2.2
0 – 45
3 –10
3.1
/ II

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