Makita DUP361 Manual De Instrucciones página 14

• Green lamp blinks: the tool is overheated. Let the
tool cool down before turning the tool on again.
Green
• Green lamp lights up and red lamp blinks or lights
up: battery is low or almost flat. Charge the batter-
ies. When either of the battery becomes low, the
red lamp blinks even one of the batteries is full.
Green
• Green lamp and red lamp blink alternately: the tool
detects breaking of wire. Check the connection cord for
loose connection with the switch box and the shears. If
the lamps still blink alternately, stop using the tool immedi-
ately, disconnect the connection cord, remove the battery,
and ask your local authorized service center for repair.
Lamps blink alternately
ASSEMBLY
CAUTION:
Always be sure that the tool is
switched off and the battery cartridge is removed
before carrying out any work on the tool.
Installing the battery holder into the
backpack
► Fig.9: 1. Clamp 2. Battery holder 3. Strap
1. Pass the switch box through the opening (either
right or left) of the back pack.
2. Pass the clamp through the square hole of the battery
holder, and secure the battery holder with the strap. Make
sure that the battery holder sits in the backpack firmly.
Installing the holster
► Fig.10: 1. Holster 2. Strap
Pass the belt of the lower buckle through the opening of the holster.
Adjusting the harness
Adjust the harness as follows:
1. Close and lock the lower buckle, and adjust its belt length.
► Fig.11: 1. Lower buckle
2. Adjust the shoulder strap length.
► Fig.12
3.
Adjust the position of the upper buckle. Close and
lock the upper buckle and adjust its belt length.
► Fig.13: 1. Upper buckle
CAUTION:
In case of emergency, quickly
open the lower buckle and upper buckle, loosen
shoulder straps, and set down the backpack.
Installing the connection cord
Red
CAUTION:
box's I/O switch is on the "O" side before attach-
ing the connection cord.
CAUTION:
nection cord is damaged.
NOTICE:
carry the tool by pulling the connection cord. Keep the
Red
connection cord away from heat, oil, or sharp edges.
Otherwise the connection cord may be damaged.
Attach the connection cord with the switch box and the
shears as follows:
1.
of the connection cord with the triangular mark of the
female connector of the switch box. Push in the plug of
the connection cord to the connector of the switch box.
Then, align the marking on the coupling with the trian-
glar marks, and push in and turn the coupling to tighten.
► Fig.14: 1. Triangular mark 2. Connection cord 3. Switch
NOTICE:
on the coupling with the triangular marks first when
disconnecting the connection cable.
2.
► Fig.15
3.
holder.
► Fig.16
Hang the cord holder on either the upper belt or the
waist belt on which the switch box is not hung.
The cord holder prevents the connection cord from dan-
gling around your body, and also the cord holder can
prevent the connection cord from being cut by mistake.
► Fig.17
► Fig.18
NOTICE:
connection code on the cord holder. Otherwise the
code holder may be broken.
NOTICE:
Otherwise it may result in deformation or breakage of
the code holder.
4.
nection cord through the arm band.
► Fig.19: 1. Arm band
5.
socket of the connection cord with the triangular mark
of the male connector of the shears. Push in the socket
of the connection cord to the connector of the shears.
Then, align the marking on the coupling with the trian-
glar marks, and push in and turn the coupling to tighten.
► Fig.20: 1. Triangular mark 2. Connection cord
NOTICE:
on the coupling with the triangular marks first when
disconnecting the connection cable.
14 ENGLISH
Always make sure that the switch
Do not operate the tool if the con-
Do not abuse the connection cord. Do not
First, align the triangular marks of the male plug
box 4. Marking on coupling 5. Coupling
Turn the coupling and align the marking
Hang the switch box on the waist belt or upper belt.
Push the connection cord into the loop of the cord
Do not hang anything other than the
Do not force the cord holder opening.
Put the arm band on your arm. And slip the con-
First, align the triangular marks of the female
3. Shears 4. Marking on coupling 5. Coupling
Turn the coupling and align the marking