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Every battery discharges automatically over time. This process is called self-discharge.
A battery that is empty and not charged, will self-discharge and will be deep
discharged. The battery can be permanently damaged during this process. In case of
deep discharge, the warranty will be void.
Please note that any battery will wear over time. The wearing process of the battery is
inevitable and depends on several factors, such as usage, number of charge cycles and
the ambient temperature. Even if the battery is not used, its capacity will decrease. A
worn battery can still be used, but please bear in mind that its charge level may
decrease.
Possible malfunctions
The system does not turn on:
1.
Make sure that the battery is properly attached.
2.
Check the status of the battery. If it is empty, recharge the battery.
3.
If the above action does not help, contact your dealer.
If the battery indicator LED lights on the display are flashing:
The motor may be overheated by continuous high load. For protection, the system will
reduce the support.
1.
The system is in temperature-protection. You can continue cycling with reduced
support.
2.
After cooling down, the normal support and indication will restore automatically.
If the support LED lights on the display are flashing:
This indicates motor failure. You will need to contact your dealer.
If a red LED light on the charger starts flashing, remove the plug form the mains outlet
and do not longer use the charger. In this case, contact your dealer.
Charger Safety Measures
Only charge Van Raam Li-Ion batteries with the included charger. Only connect the
charger to a suitable power point (220-240 Volt AC 50-60 Hz). If the charger is not
being used, unplug it from the socket and take the plug out of the battery.
The charger may only be used by people who have read the information in this user
manual and are familiar with the proper use of the charger. Keep the charger out of
reach of children; do not let them play with it.
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