Operation Manual

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Disposal Safe disposal of batteries
Operation
Charging the battery
1 Caution! The charger must only be
operated in dry rooms.
z Before using the tool for the first time, charge
the battery for approx. 30 minutes.
z Use only original WOLF chargers!
1. Connect the mains cable to the mains socket
(230-240 V~).
– The green and red LEDs are on for ap-
prox. 1 second.
– The green and red LEDs are switched off.
– The charger is now ready for operation.
2. Insert the rechargeable battery into the
charging slot.
– LED signals:
Electric tools must not be disposed
with household waste. Bring the
device, accessories and packaging
to a recycling centre for proper re-
cycling and disposal.
z WOLF batteries are designed
according to the latest state of
technology and optimized for
the use in electric tools. Lithi-
um ion cells contain ha-
zardous substances and may
therefore not be disposed off
with normal household waste.
z WOLF batteries are lithium ion
cells and are therefore subject
to special disposal regulati-
ons. Bring defective batteries
to your specialist dealer. Be-
fore disposing of the tool, re-
move the battery.
z WOLF Garten wishes to en-
courage users to act in an en-
vironmentally friendly manner.
It therefore guarantees to take
back and recycle old batteries
that are returned to WOLF
dealers.
A
Green LED flashes:
– Charging process
(battery temperature
0-60°C)
Green LED continuously
on:
– Battery is being char-
ged
Red LED flashes:
– Fault (e.g. battery
defective)
Red LED continuously
on:
– No charging (battery
temperature < 0°C
or > 60°C)