DAINESE D-AIR SKI EVOLUTION Operation Manual Download

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I N F O R M A T I V E N O T E F O R I N F L A T A B L E P R O T E C T O R S

D - A I R ® S K I E V O L U T I O N

If a 100-240V 50-60Hz current socket is not available,
the battery can be charged by connecting the USB cable
directly to a personal computer.
Once the USB cable is connected to the charging source,
charging is indicated by the user interface by flashing of the
LED at the frequency of two flashes per second.
The LED will initially be red to indicate that the system
needs charging.
When sufficient charge has been reached (around 90%),
the LED will turn green. When the System is completely
charged, the LED will begin flashing blue.

Never overcharge the battery, as this might shorten its
working life and even damage it.

Never charge the System while wearing it. Always remove
the D-AIR SKI EVOLUTION before charging the System.
Any voltage overload that occurs might jeopardize the
wearer’s safety.

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Never leave the System charging close to flammable

surfaces or objects. If it were to overheat during charging,
this might even start a fire.

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Comply with the following general precautions for the

use of Lithium Ion Polymer (Li Po) Batteries:
- Always check the level of charge of the system prior to
use and charge if necessary.
- Charge the System at least once every 2 months even
when it has not been used in order to prevent deterioration
of battery performance.

FIGURE 13: EXAMPLE OF FLASHING SEQUENCE

INDICATING CHARGE LEVEL

- Always supervise battery charging and never leave the
system unsupervised while charging is in process.
- Do not disassemble the battery
- Do not short circuit the battery
- Do not replace the battery
- Do not store the battery at temperatures exceeding 50°C
- Do not dip the battery in fresh or salt water; do not wet
it in general
- Do not charge the battery at environmental temperatures
above 35°C or below 0°C
- Do not use chargers other that those provided together
with the System
- Do not modify the charging process or the charging
hardware
- Do not expose the battery to naked flames
- Do not use the battery for uses other than that for which
it was designed
- Never touch a leaking battery directly, should leakage
occur contact a dealer or the Dainese Technical Assistance
Service immediately

- Do not allow children near the battery
- Do not charge the battery for more than the established
time
- Do not place the battery in a microwave oven or in a
pressurized container
- Stop charging the battery if any anomalies are noted
- Do not continue to use the battery if any anomalies are
noted
- Do not expose the battery to abnormal electrostatic
charges

CAUTION: if the recommendations above are violated
the battery could generate smoke, rupture or catch fire
with potential high risk for people’s safety and the risk of
causing damage to property.
In the event of problems related to the battery, contact
the Dainese Technical Assistance Service immediately.

WARNING!