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Important - Warning
Important - Warning
The battery pack contains lead acid batteries. In the EEC the directive
91/157/EEC (plus subsequent amendment 93/86/EEC) designates batteries
containing lead to be handled as a dangerous substance.
Similar regulations will apply in other countries.
The battery pack must only be removed by a qualified electrician and must
not be disposed of in domestic waste.
Removing
1.
Remove the fastening screws as shown in the following diagram:
Figure 10-11 Battery Pack Fastening Screws
2.
Pull the battery pack handle carefully and slide out slowly until the
pack hits a 'stop'. The following power connector will then be visible:
Figure 10-12 Unplugging the Battery Pack Power Connector
3.
Gently pull the connector apart as indicated.
4.
Now with a slight lift, you can remove the battery pack clear. (There is
a further 'end-stop' to prevent the battery pack's rear end falling out.)
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