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17 - ENWWW.SENIXTOOLS.COM
to another. Shorting the battery
terminals together may cause
burns or a re.
m) Store your battery pack and
charger in a cool, dry place –
Do not store the battery pack
or charger where temperatures
may exceed 105ºF (40.5ºC),
such as in direct sunlight or
inside a vehicle or metal building
during the summer.
BATTERY TOOL USE AND CARE
a) The battery pack supplied
with your pole hedge trimmer
is only partially charged. The
battery pack has to be charged
completely before you use the
tool for the rst time.
b) For optimum battery
performance, avoid low
discharge cycles by charging the
battery pack frequently.
c) Store the battery pack in a cool
place, ideally at 77°F (25°C)
and fully charged.
d) Lithium-ion batteries are subject
to a natural aging process. The
battery pack must be replaced
at the latest when its capacity
falls to just 80% of its capacity
when new. Weakened cells in an
aged battery pack are no longer
capable of meeting the high
power requirements needed for
the proper operation of your pole
hedge trimmer, and therefore
pose a safety risk.
e) Do not throw battery packs into
an open re as this poses a risk
of explosion.
f) Do not ignite the battery pack or
expose it to re.
g) Do not exhaustively discharge
batteries. Exhaustive discharge
will damage the battery cells.
The most common cause
of exhaustive discharge is
lengthy storage or non-use of
partially discharged batteries.
Stop working as soon as the
performance of the battery falls
noticeably or the electronic
protection system triggers. Place
the battery pack in storage only
after it has been fully charged.
h) Protect batteries and the tool
from overloads. Overloads will
quickly result in overheating and
cell damage inside the battery
housing even if this overheating
is not apparent externally.
i) Avoid damage and shocks.
Immediately replace batteries
that have been dropped from a
height of more than one meter or
those that have been exposed
to violent shocks, even if the
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