Cleaning Instructions; Assembly; To Connect The Imager To The Imager Handle - Snap-On BK8000 Manual De Usuario

to retention charging. If the unit is on while
charging, the LED indicators on the battery
will not display a fully charged battery until
the unit is turned off.
7. With dry hands, unplug charger from outlet
once charging completes.

Cleaning Instructions

Unplug charger before cleaning. Do not use any
water or chemicals to clean charger or batteries to
reduce the risk of electrical shock.
1. If present, remove charger from the unit.
2. Remove any dirt or grease from the exterior of
the charger and battery pack with a cloth or soft
non-metallic brush.

Assembly

NOTICE: Be sure to read Battery Precautions sec-
tion page 4.
The BK8000 has two main components; the Viewer
and the Imager Handle (Figure 4).
Figure 4: Display Unit and Imager Handle
The Viewer and Imager Handle nest together for
storage, transportation and charging using a unique
locking feature. To disconnect the Imager Handle
from the Viewer, pull the bottom of the Imager Han-
dle away from the Viewer and lift upwards.
To nest, engage the locking feature at the top of the
Imager Handle with the Viewer case and rotate the
bottom of the Imager Handle towards the Viewer, the
magnet will hold the two securely together.
The Imager Handle and imager are supplied as-
sembled. Should the user wish to use a different
imager, the imager can be removed by unscrewing
the imager connector in the direction indicated by
the engraved arrow and the word remove.

To Connect the Imager to the Imager Handle

To assemble a new imager to the Imager Handle,
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first align the tab on the Imager Handle with the slot
on the imager and mate the connectors (Figure 5).
Finger-tighten the connector nut to secure the piec-
es. Do not use tools to tighten the connector nut.
Note: BK8000 is not compatible with the BK5500
and BK6000 Push-Fit style imagers.
Figure 5: Connecting the Imager to the Imager
Handle
To Install the Magnet Retrieval Accessory: The
unit is supplied with a magnet retrieval accessory for
retrieving small ferrous objects from difficult to reach
places (Figure 6). The accessory is attached to the
imager head by aligning the opening on the acces-
sory with the flats on the imager head and pushing
in-place.
place. To remove, rotate the accessory until the clip
opening aligns with the flats on the imager and pull
to remove.
Figure 6: Installing Magnet
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Rotating the accessory 90° locks it in