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LED indicator Battery status (state of charge)
BLi10 40-B70
3 LED lights are on The battery is 76% - 100% charged. The battery is 51% - 75% charged.
2 LED lights are on The battery is 51% - 75% charged. The battery is 26% - 50% charged.
1 LED light is on The battery is 26% - 50% charged. The battery is 6% - 25% charged.
1 LED light flashes The battery is 0% - 25% charged. The battery is 0% - 5% charged.
To charge the battery
Charge the battery if it is the first time that you use it. A
new battery is only 30% charged.
CAUTION: Connect the battery charger
to a power outlet with the voltage and
frequency that is specified on the rating
plate.
The battery does not charge if the battery temperature is
more than 50 °C/122 °F.
1. Connect the power cord to the battery charger.
2. Connect the battery charger to a grounded power
outlet. The charging LED flashes one time. (Fig. 41)
3. Connect the battery to the battery charger. The
charging LED comes on. Charge the battery for
maximum 24 hours. (Fig. 42)
4. Push the battery indicator button, if all the LED
indicators come on, the battery is fully charged.
5. Pull the power plug to disconnect the battery charger
from the power outlet. Do not pull the power cord.
6. Remove the battery from the battery charger.
To connect the battery to the product
WARNING: Only use Husqvarna
original batteries in the product.
1. Make sure that the battery is fully charged.
2. Put the battery into the battery holder of the product.
The battery must move into the holder easily, if not, it
is not installed correctly. (Fig. 43)
3. Push the lower part of the battery and push it in fully
into the battery holder. The battery locks into position
when you hear a click.
4. Make sure that the latches lock in position correctly.
To start the product
1. Push and hold the start/stop button until the green
LED comes on. (Fig. 44)
2. Pull the power trigger lockout rearward and hold the
power trigger.
To cut branches
WARNING: Observe great care when
working close to overhead power lines.
Falling branches can result in short
circuiting.
• Whenever possible, position yourself so that you can
make the cut at right angles to the branch. (Fig. 45)
• Cut large branches in sections so that you have
better control over where they fall. You should also
pay attention to the fact that falling branches can
bounce in the direction of the user after hitting
ground. (Fig. 46)
• Never cut through the swelling at the root of the
branch as this will slow down healing and increase
the risk of fungal attack. (Fig. 47)
• Use the stop at the base of the cutting head to
provide support during cutting. This will help prevent
the cutting attachment from bouncing on the branch.
(Fig. 48)
• Make an initial cut on the underside of the branch
before cutting through the branch. This will prevent
tearing of the bark, which could lead to slow healing
and cause permanent damage to the tree. The cut
should not be deeper than ⅓ of the branch thickness
to prevent jamming. Keep the chain running while
you withdraw the cutting attachment from the branch
to prevent it jamming. (Fig. 49)
• Make sure you have a firm footing and that you can
work without being hampered by branches, stones
and trees.
WARNING:
Never activate the power
trigger without having the cutting attachment
in full view.
To start the SavE function
The product has a SavE function. The SavE function
gives the longest operation time from the battery.
1. Push the SavE button. The LED comes on to show
that the function is on. (Fig. 50)
2. Push the SavE button again to stop the SavE
function.
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