Epson USN 52L - Manual (Page 126)

Krautkramer USN 52R/USN 52L Issue 05, 02/00 7-3
Handling NiCd cells
The capacity and life of NiCd cells is dependent on
correct handling.
You should therefore observe the following:
• Do not charge NiCd cells until they are discharged to
the automatic cutout point in normal operation.
• Excess charging with a current which is too high can
cause capacity losses of the NiCd cells.
Handling AlMn batteries
Remove the batteries from the instrument if it has not
been in operation for a long time.
A
Attention:
Leaking batteries can damage the instrument !
Only leakproof batteries may be used, and they are to
be removed when the automatic instrument cutoff is
activated.
Always remember to set the switch in the battery
compartment to ALK in order to avoid charging AlMn
cells.
H Note:
Used batteries are special waste and must be disposed
of in accordance to statutory regulations!
For the sake of the environment, we recommend that
you use rechargeable batteries.
Maintenance of NiCd cells Servicing and maintenance
Krautkramer USN 52R/USN 52L Issue 05, 02/00 7-3
Handling NiCd cells
The capacity and life of NiCd cells is dependent on
correct handling.
You should therefore observe the following:
• Do not charge NiCd cells until they are discharged to
the automatic cutout point in normal operation.
• Excess charging with a current which is too high can
cause capacity losses of the NiCd cells.
Handling AlMn batteries
Remove the batteries from the instrument if it has not
been in operation for a long time.
A
Attention:
Leaking batteries can damage the instrument !
Only leakproof batteries may be used, and they are to
be removed when the automatic instrument cutoff is
activated.
Always remember to set the switch in the battery
compartment to ALK in order to avoid charging AlMn
cells.
H Note:
Used batteries are special waste and must be disposed
of in accordance to statutory regulations!
For the sake of the environment, we recommend that
you use rechargeable batteries.
Maintenance of NiCd cells Servicing and maintenance