Clockaudio CU 2 Kullanıcı Kılavuzu - Sayfa 2

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FAULTS WITH ONE OF THE TRANSMITTERS

Battery Fault

Do not use any other types of batteries in the models CW9004T CW9005T CW9006T other than the

supplied GP2700 batteries. The supplied batteries have been matched for optimum performance for

both the CU2 charger and transmitter. Failure to use the correct rechargeable batteries may give rise

to faulty charging and substandard operation of the radio transmitter. Replacement batteries are

available from Clock audio please contact your agent should you require replacement batteries.

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Red flashing light will show immediately if alkaline or other non rechargeable batteries have

been used. The intelligent charger will automatically stop any charging of these batteries

thereby preventing any harm to both the charger or battery pack. Recommended rechargeable

batteries are NiMH 2700.

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During the charging process the Red flashing light will show if one of the batteries have

failed/become faulty and charging of the batteries will automatically be stopped. As you will

not be able to tell which one of the batteries has failed, it is important to replace both of the

batteries at the same time.

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Red flashing light may show if the batteries are totally flat. Rechargeable batteries should

never become totally flat and usually this will render the batteries unusable. Try removing the

battery pack for 30 seconds, then reconnecting the battery pack to the charger as some times

it may be possible to recover these batteries. Otherwise replace both batteries.

Safety Time Limit Exceeded

The LED will flash red to indicate that_the charger has exceeded the charging time safety limit for that

charging bay. This can indicate that there is a fault with the batteries in the transmitter. Replace the

batteries in the transmitter and try charging the transmitter again.

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Red flashing light may show if the battery has been charging for many hours (over 16 hours)

and a failsafe circuit will operate and stop the charging process. This may be due to following

extreme cases:

1. Very flat batteries may require longer than normal to fully charge. A safety circuit will

activate preventing charging to the battery pack.

2. Battery that is intermittently becoming faulty.

3. The battery / charging unit has been moved or sustained shock / vibration causing a brief

disconnection between the charger / battery pack.

4. Battery or charger contacts have become contaminated and require cleaning. Using a

cotton bud dipped into Isopropyl alcohol or mentholated spirits gently clean the battery

and charger contacts.

5. The supply to the charger may have briefly received a noisy or spiked supply. The charger

contains a failsafe circuit preventing any damage

occurring to the Batteries / wireless circuitry.

IMPORTANT: After checking all above remove the battery pack and wait for 30 seconds

before reconnecting the battery pack to the charger. The red light should no longer be

flashing.