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Facilité d'utilisation
READ THE FOLLOWiNG BEFORE CHARGiNG THiS CLippER 1. Remove the charger from the carton and plug into an AC outlet as identified on charger unit and on carton. 2. Place the clipper in the form fitting pocket in the charger base (Diagram B). Note that the battery pack is fitted with a slot to align properly with the charger. Once the battery and charger are aligned, press the battery pack firmly into the charger until it rests at the bottom of the pocket. You may hear a click as the charging contacts engage this is normal. The battery pack may be charged while on the clipper, or separately. Push the battery release button (Diagram C) on the clipper, and pull straight out to remove the battery. NOTE: The battery pack is designed to run the clipper for about one hour. A clean, sharp, well-oiled blade will provide the best run time. A busy animal shop may want an additional battery pack, so one pack is charging while the other is running the clipper. 3. Before initial use battery pack must be charged for a minimum of one hour. 4. The charger base has two indicator lights. Below is a description of the Sensacharge light sequences (Diagram D). NOTE: The continuous red light may turn on at the end of the fast charge cycle for a NiMH battery pack. This is a normal Diagram B Release Tongue Battery condition and the battery pack is still ready for use. This precaution is to prevent multiple fast charge cycles while the battery is hot. The red light will go out after a few minutes. Continuous Green Light (Fast Charge): Charger will fully charge battery pack in less than one hour. Rapid Green Blinking Light (Charging Complete): Battery pack is fully charged. Long Green Blinking Light (Refresh): Charger is draining battery pack in preparation for fast charge. Please reference the section “Use of the Refresh Feature” on page 6 for an explanation. Short Green Blinking Light: a) With Continuous Red Light (Charge Standby): Battery pack is trickle charging because it is either too hot or too cold to accept a fast charge. Fast charging will occur once battery pack temperature moderates. Diagram C Diagram D b) Without Red Light (Charge Preparation): Battery pack is undergoing trickle charge, because it has been drained excessively during use. 5. The clipper can be left in the charger base for an indefinite period of time. The charger will supply only what is needed and will not damage the battery due to overcharge. F F SAFETY RULES FOR CHARGER AND BATTERY pACK 1. Clipper motor switch must be in the “OFF” position for the charger to operate properly. Do not return the clipper to the charger base with the motor switch in the “ON” position. If the clipper is accidentally put on the charger base in the “ON” position, remove it promptly. Turn clipper off and return to the charger base. 2. Do not insert anything metallic into the battery pocket of the charger base (Diagram E). Diagram E Battery C C in MODESE0LAG IZ1/15mm . 3. Do not allow the ventilation slots on the charger base to become blocked or filled with foreign material. Avoid subjecting the charger to excessively dirty locations. If the slots become clogged with dust or hair, unplug charger and gently remove hair with a soft brush or a vacuum cleaner. 4. Do not attempt to charge any other battery other than the battery pack designed for your Andis AGRC/AGRV/AGR+ Clipper. 5. The battery pack contains an overload protection feature. Do not attempt to use it to power any other product other than the Andis AGRC/AGRV/AGR+ Clipper. Do not touch the exposed metal contacts on the battery pack with any conductive material. 6. Do not store battery or charger where it is under 50°F or over 104°F, as damage may occur. 7. Do not expose the charger base or the battery pack to excessively damp conditions. 8. Avoid dropping the charger base and the battery pack. Do not attempt to use a damaged battery pack or charger. 9. Clean external parts of charger with a soft brush or damp rag. Do not use harsh abrasives, detergents, or solvents. GUiDELiNES FOR BATTERY pACK AND CHARGER USE 1. Your clipper, battery pack, and charger function as several interacting electrical systems. Good electrical contact must be maintained in order for the motor to deliver full power, the battery to charge properly, and the Refresh feature to operate. Limited or erratic performance caused by dirt or age can be restored in the majority of the cases if you do the following: A. problem: Clipper motor starts and stops as if there was a loose electrical connection. Solution: Remove the battery pack from the clipper. Examine the battery pack opening in the clipper. Locate the two sets of motor contacts. Gently squeeze the metal leaves until they are about 1/16" apart using a long pliers or similar. DO NOT squeeze the metal leaves completely together or the battery pack will not re-insert. B. problem: Charger does not fully charge the battery. Solution: Clean the battery pack bottom contacts (the portion inserted into the c...