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Instructions Lenmar Enterprises, Modèle 3312V

Fabricant : Lenmar Enterprises
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The model BCR3312V can charge almost any 4.8, 6, 7.2, 9.6, 10 or 12V Volt NiMH, NiCd or Lead Acid rechargeable battery, but is not compatible with Li-Ion batteries. When recharging NiCd type batteries, the BCR3312V will operate as an AC/DC Battery Charger and Reconditioner to help avoid developing memory in your battery. This charger will operate from a standard household AC outlet, or on the road from a 12 Volt cigarette lighter socket. It is a complete, convenient system to charge and condition almost any of your rechargeable batteries. Using the charger Plug the unit into your selected power source Choose the proper adapter for either 110V household current or 12VDC car cigarette lighter adapter. Plug the proper adapter into the power source and plug the connector at the other end of the cord into the charger unit. Adjust the contacts for your battery The contacts on the charger must be properly adjusted to line up with the contacts on the battery before charging can take place. You must align the two contacts on the charger to the two contacts on the battery marked “+” and “–“. There may be additional contacts on some batteries, which must not be connected to. Only connect to the “+” and “-“ contacts on any battery. Connecting to the wrong contacts may damage the battery and/or the charger. Reversed polarity Once the battery is placed on the charger, the charger should emit a short beep and begin charging the battery. If the charger beeps continuously, the polarity to the battery is reversed. To remedy this, slide the switch (labeled S) on the side of the charger to the opposite side. The beeping will stop and the charging will begin. The temperature sensor The temperature sensor is important for the safe charging of your battery, so be sure it is attached to the battery whenever you are charging. Failure to do so could result in overheating and permanent damage to the battery. The sensor is magnetized and will stick to all battery types except Lead Acid. The sensor may be left off for this type of battery without harm. If the battery has Bottom contacts Open the hinged jaw on the charger to unlock the moveable contacts. Hold the battery over the charger so you can see both the battery contacts and the charger contacts at the same time. Move the charger contacts sideways to set them at the proper distance from each other to match the contacts on the battery. Set the battery down onto the contacts to test they are in the correct position. The correct setup allows the battery to rest against the long fence (marked “D”) and connect with the charger contacts. This allows for easier alignment of the battery to the charger. For large batteries or in some circumstances, the “D” fence may need to be reversed or removed to make more room for the battery. The same is true for the smaller “C” fence. When you are satisfied with the contact locations, close and latch the hinged jaw to lock the charger contacts into place. Set the battery down on top of the charger and make sure the charger contacts connect with the battery. Place the magnetic temperature sensor on top of the battery being charged. Special Instructions For Charging Sharp BT-30N Or Lenmar SBT30 Type Battery: As shown in diagram 1, open the hinged jaw on the charger to unlock the moveable contacts and move contact “A” as far to the right as it will go. Position contact “B” so that it is 3/8 inches left from the tip of “A”. Close and lock the hinged jaw. Slide Guide “C” out so that it hangs over the end of the charger by . inch. As shown in diagram 2, remove the guide fence “D”. To place the battery onto the charger, hold as shown and align the contacts on the battery to the contacts on the charger, and lay the battery flat on top of the charger. The charger should emit a short beep and begin charging. If it makes a long continuous beep, see section titled “Reversed Polarity” above. As shown in diagram 3, place the magnetic temperature sensor on top of the battery (optional). If the battery has End or Side contacts Open the hinged jaw on the charger to unlock the moveable contacts. Pull up on the charger contacts to raise them above the top deck of the charger and expose the side facing contacts. Set the battery to be charged on the deck of the charger and against the fence (marked “D”) with its contacts facing the charger’s contacts. For large batteries or in some circumstances, the “D” fence may need to be reversed or removed to make more room for the battery. The same is true for the smaller “C” fence. Adjust the charger contacts up, down, left or right to line up with the contacts on the battery prope...