Suspension Device; Charging Process; Connecting To The Power Supply; Battery Charging - Bosch BT-ANGLEEXACT 2 Manual Original

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Hold the power tool with the open-ended spanner (6)
against the spanner flat (5) of the angled head flange.
Never clamp the power tool to the housing shells.
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Place the angled screw head (3) in the required position on
the flange and tighten the cap nut with the open-ended span-
ner (4) against the spanner flat (16).
While doing this, place the open-ended spanner (6) against
the angled head flange to hold it in place.
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These industrial cordless angle wrenches can only be oper-
ated with the angled screw head 0 607 451 618.

Suspension device

You can use the hanging hook (8) to attach the power tool to
a suspension device.
Fit the hanging hook (8) onto the power tool and make sure
it engages in the slots (14).
Regularly check the condition of the hanging hook and
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the catch in the suspension device.

Charging process

Note: Batteries and chargers not included.
The mains plug pictured here may differ from that on your
power tool.
Make sure that the charger and battery are suitable
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for your country's mains voltage.
Charger AL 2450 DV (see figure A)
Connect the charger (21) to the power supply with the
mains plug (22) and insert the battery (18) correctly into
the charging slot on the charger.
Do not use force to insert/remove the battery. Batter-
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ies with APT contact (Akku Pack Top, English: battery
pack top) are designed such that they can only be inser-
ted into the power tool or charger in the correct position.
The green LED indicator (23) will start to flash. This indic-
ates that charging current is flowing. The charging process
will stop automatically once the battery is fully charged.
When the charging process is complete, the green LED indic-
ator will stop flashing and will be continuously lit. An sound
is emitted for approximately two seconds, indicating that the
battery is fully charged.
If the red LED indicator (24) is continuously lit, this indicates
that charging is being carried out with a reduced charging
current. If the red LED indicator is flashing, charging is not
possible.
Errors – causes and corrective measures
Cause Corrective measures
LED indicators do not light up
Mains plug of the charger is Insert the mains plug (fully)
not (correctly) plugged in into the plug socket
Plug socket, mains cable or Check the mains voltage,
charger defective have the charger checked if
necessary by an authorised
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Cause Corrective measures
after-sales service centre for
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Charging not possible
Battery temperature outside Lower or raise the battery
the permitted range temperature until it is in the
permitted temperature range
of 0 °C (32 °F) to 45 °C (113
°F)
Battery contacts are dirty Clean the battery contacts;
e.g. by connecting and dis-
connecting the battery sev-
eral times. Replace battery if
necessary
Battery defective Replace the battery
Battery is not inserted (cor- Insert the battery (fully) into
rectly) the battery charging slot

Connecting to the power supply

Note: Please ensure that there is no battery in the power
tool when it is delivered.
Never store batteries inside a battery-powered tool.
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Batteries will remain functional for longer and can be
charged more easily if they are stored separately. Please
remember to fully charge the battery prior to use after
longer periods of storage.

Battery Charging

Charge the battery using a suitable charger before inserting
it in the power tool. The charging process in described in de-
tail in the charger's operating manual and the instructions of
this manual (see (see "Charging process", page 24)).
The battery features NTC temperature monitoring, which
only permits charging in a temperature range between 0 °C
(+32 °F) and 45 °C (+113 °F). This achieves a long battery
life. If used correctly, the battery can withstand up to 3000
charging cycles.
A new battery or one that has not been used for a long time
will only operate at full capacity after approximately five
charge and discharge cycles. Batteries should only be
charged if the battery charge LED indicator on the power
tool lights up red.
Inserting and Removing the Battery
Push the rotational direction switch (13) into the middle po-
sition. This locks the on/off switch (12) in the "Off" position
and prevents the power tool from being switched on unin-
tentionally.
Push a charged battery (18) into the handle of the power
tool.
Make sure that you insert the battery correctly and that you
can feel the release buttons (17) engage in the handle of the
power tool.
Do not use force to insert/remove the battery. Batter-
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ies with APT contact (Akku Pack Top, English: battery
pack top) are designed such that they can only be inser-
ted into the power tool or charger in the correct position.
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