User Manual

IM_100.CCF.20170801-EN T1
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I
mportant Safety I
nstructions
1.7 Precautions at handling with Li-Ion batteries
Li-Ion batteries require special handling. Improper handling can shorten the life time or lead to fire or
explosions, bleeding or overheating. Pay attention, that …
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you only use the battery charger which is contained in the scope of delivery for charging the batteries
of the Pilotfly T1. Generally, for charging Li-Ion batteries only use battery chargers with a Li-Ion
charging program and balancer. Charge the batteries only supervised on a fire-proof pad.
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you replace the batteries only by an identical or equivalent type.
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you pull the power plug out of the power socket after finished the charging process.
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you do not throw the batteries into open fire nor submit heat to it.
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you do not open, do not disassemble and do not deforme batteries.
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you do not drop or push batteries.
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you do not transport or store batteries together with objects made of metal, such as paper clips or
hairpins. There is a short circuit if the poles of the batteries come into touch with metal objects.
Therefore, use fire protection bags for the storage e.g. protective covers like Lipo-Bags, Lipo-Safety
Bags. These are fire-resistant and protect against open fire. In the case of a fire use CO2, powder or
foam extinguishers. Do not use water. For storage and for the transportation use the same means.
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you do not charge batteries next to inflammable media.
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during longer non-utilization you store the device within the delivered carrier bag at a cool and dry
place. Best at environmental temperatures from +15°C to +25°C. Avoid places with extreme
temperatures.
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you absolutely keep the batteries away from children. The cells look like "chewing gum" or "chocolate"
in the packing and can be swallowed. In case a cell has been swallowed immediately call a doctor to
help. Due to the poisonous substances within the batteries, there is serious danger! Keep the batteries
in a way that unauthorized persons have no access, especially not children and animals.
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batteries getting hot when charging. Never touch hot batteries! Otherwise there is the danger of
burnings!
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you do not exchange batteries in potentially explosive surroundings. Spark blow arising from it can
cause an explosion!