Chicago Pneumatic CP18-36CH Manual Del Usuario página 10

Trouble-shooting
Trouble-shooting
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EN
Description
There is no battery pack plugged on the
connector.
The battery pack is not plugged in cor-
rectly.
Description
Temperature is below operating range
for charging.
Temperature is above operating range
for charging.
Battery pack is overcharged, voltage is
higher than accepted range for charging.
Charging will not start.
Charger cannot retrieve information
from battery pack temperature.
Charging will not start.
Over-current detected.
Charging will not start.
Time for pre-charge is too long.
Charging is stopped.
Time to charge is too long,
Charging is stopped.
Cells imbalance is out of range. Charg-
ing will not start.
Charger cannot communicate with bat-
tery pack or the battery pack is not rec-
ognized as compatible.
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Battery Charger
Solution
Plug a battery pack.
Remove the battery pack and plug it
again.
Solution
Operate within the operating tempera-
ture of charge for the charger and the
battery pack.
Let the battery pack cool down to bring
it back to operating temperature and the
error will stop.
Leave the battery pack to rest for a cer-
tain period of time (around 5 days).
Try again with another charger.
If the error still occurs, the battery pack
must be disposed of.
Try again with another charger.
If the error still occurs, the battery pack
must be disposed of.
Disconnect the battery pack from the
charger and reconnect after 5 minutes.
If the same error occurs, try the battery
pack with another charger. A charger
that has this error with different battery
packs must be disposed of for safety
reasons.
Battery pack may have been deeply dis-
charged. Try to charge the battery pack
one more time to resume normal charge.
If the error still occurs it means that the
battery pack chemistry is not working
properly anymore and so it should be
disposed of for safety reasons.
Check plugging of the battery pack on
the charger. Poor connection between
charger and battery pack terminals may
slow down the charge.
It is generally due to natural cells aging
or is the consequence of repetitive
strong discharge.
Try again with another charger.
If the error still occurs, the battery pack
must be disposed of.
Check the compatibility of the battery
pack with charger and try again with an-
other charger.
If compatible then it means that the
electronic has been damaged and then
for safety reasons the battery pack must
be disposed of.