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Maintenance, User checks, Cleaning – ROTRONIC LOG-HC2 Universal Datalogger User Manual

Page 15: Charging the battery, Instructions, Caution

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Instructions

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Maintenance

User checks

• Check the logger before each use .

• Before using the logger check for visible signs of damage .

• Check the functions of the logger .

• Never use a logger that is damaged or not functioning perfectly . Never use

damaged accessories .

• Ensure that the battery is sufficiently charged for the required period of use .

Should the logger not function perfectly or should damage become apparent

send the unit to Rotronic for repair . Repairs may only be carried out by Rotronic

or an authorised dealer . Defective or damaged components may only be replaced

with manufacturer’s original parts .

Cleaning

CAUTION

• Ensure that no fluids enter the logger's casing .

Fluids will cause corrosion damage and short

circuits .

• Never use corrosive or abrasive cleaning agents or polishes .
• Cleaning agents containing additives such as alcohol will cause the case to

become matt and/or brittle .

• Clean the logger when necessary .

• Always disconnect the logger from the PC or the power supply before clean-

ing .

• Use a cleaning agent suitable for plastic or a cloth dampened with water and

soap .

Charging the battery

Before first use:

The battery is not fully charged on delivery and should

be charged before using the logger for the first time .

Charge the logger

• Before each use

• At least every six months

Procedure:
• Connect the logger to the power supply or via USB connection cable to the PC

or an external USB mains adapter .

Notes:

• The meaning of the yellow warning light during charging is described on page 14 .

• Charging an exhausted battery takes approx . 5 hours using the mains adapter .

Charging is also possible via the USB port with the backlight turned off (ap-

prox . 28 hours) .

• Recorded data is non-volatile and remains in the unit’s memory even when the

battery is exhausted .

• Never store the logger with a discharged battery . See ->18 (storage conditions) .