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malfunctioning;
return for service.
be used.
Solid Red Off Charger module is
malfunctioning;
return for service.
Normal state; the battery is being charged.
Blinking Red Off Charger module is
malfunctioning;
return for service.
Abnormal condition; the battery may be
defective; remove the battery from the
charger and check for moisture on the
battery contacts; if moisture exists, wipe off
the contacts and place the battery back into
the charger; if the LED indicator continues
to blink red, the battery is defective; remove
the battery from the charger and give it to
your system administrator.
Blinking
Red, then
Off
Blinking
Green,
then Off
Charger
module is
malfunctionin
g; return for
service.
Error condition; the battery is
defective; remove the battery from
the charger and give it to your
system administrator.
Blinking
Orange
Off Charger
module is
malfunctionin
g; return for
service.
Abnormal condition; check the
battery contacts and the charger
contacts for dirt or other obstructions
that would keep the contacts from
making a solid connection; clean the
contacts if necessary; if the LED
indicator continues to blink orange,
try various combinations of batteries
and chargers to determine if the
problem follows the battery or the
charger module; return the faulty
equipment for service.
Solid Orange Solid Green Charger module is
malfunctioning;
return for service.
Normal state; this state only occurs for about a
second when a battery is removed from the
charger; if this state occurs for an extended
period of time, it is an abnormal condition and
should treated the same as the abnormal
conditions listed above.
The length of time that it takes to completely charge a fully depleted battery is
approximately 3 hours for the standard battery and 5 hours and 30 minutes for the high
capacity battery. This does not include any time that may be necessary to bring a battery
that is too cold, too warm, or completely dead into a charging state (a battery that is too
cold, too warm, or completely dead needs to warm up, cool down, or partially charge
before it actually enters a fast charging state).
Note: It is recommended that a brush similar to the one found at the following link be
used to clean the contacts on the terminal, battery, and charger. Gently brush the contacts
to clean away dirt and other obstructions that might prohibit them from making a solid
connection.
http://web-tronics/852.html
The brush found at this link is a small, inexpensive, three-row toothbrush style, general