Charging The Battery - HAKO Scrubmaster B400 R Operating Manual

Maintenance and servicing
5.2.2

Charging the battery

Danger
• Risk of explosion! Explosive gases can develop when charging
the battery.
• Avoid smoking and naked flames in the vicinity of batteries.
• Swivel up the seat console all the way before charging the
battery.
The seat console must remain open when charging the battery!
• Ensure that there is sufficient ventilation when charging the
battery.
• Do not place the battery plug on the battery during charging!
• Never place tools or other electrically conductive objects on the
battery!
• Only connect and disconnect the battery plug when the charger
and the machine are turned off!
• Only connect and disconnect batteries when the machine is
turned off.
Attention
• Before initially starting up the machine, the battery that is used
must be fully and properly charged with commissioning charge.
Please observe the operating manual of the charger and the
operating manual of the battery manufacturer. Hako assumes no
liability for battery damage resulting from insufficient commis-
sioning charge.
• Make sure the battery is never fully discharged; recharge it as
quickly as possible.
• If possible, charge the battery fully to ensure that the battery has
an optimum service life. The charger is designed as a continuous
charger and retains the charging state of the battery (trickle
charge) after completing the charging process.
• The battery should always be charged without being interrupted.
• During the charging process it is not possible to turn on the
machine.
• Observe the information in the instruction manual of the charger
and of the battery manufacturer!
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Scrubmaster B400 R (7190)