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FAULT / ERROR
SOLUTION
The charger doesn’t appear to be
recharging the battery.
The charger lights are on (amber and green alternate flashing) but the
capacity display on the battery pack shows no energy going in to recharge
the battery. The most likely cause is the battery is too hot, this can be
due to high ambient temperatures or from just trying to recharge the unit
straight after heavy use when in high ambient temperatures. To rectify,
move unit to a cooler location or allow unit to cool and the system will
automatically start charging once temperatures around the battery have
fallen to below 40ºC. As temperature has a huge affect on the continued
performance, safety and longevity of the Lithium batteries contained
within your eLumen8 BG615 there are numerous protection systems
incorporated within the unit to make sure of its long and trouble free use.
5d) PACKING AWAY & TRANSPORT
In slippery or uneven terrain take care when carrying the eLumen8 BG615 seek help as required.
TRANSPORT AND LIFTING INSTRUCTIONS
• The transport vehicle/trolley must be parked on a level surface.
• The transport vehicle/trolley must be secured to prevent rolling while the eLumen8
BG615 is being loaded.
• Be sure the vehicle/trolley capacity, loading surfaces/storage area and chains or
straps are sufficient to withstand the eLumen8 BG615 weight. See the data plate on
the eLumen8 BG615 components for their exact weight.
• The eLumen8 BG615 must be secured when transported in any vehicles with straps
of ample load capacity.
• The eLumen8 BG615 Must NOT be transported within the passenger area of
any vehicle.
• Observe the specific transport requirements and check the MSDS (Material Safety
Data Sheet) when transporting the product by vehicle. This is available online at
the following link: http://www.prolight.co.uk/ftp-in/ELUM605_SafetyData.pdf or by
scanning the following QR code:
5e) STORAGE / TRANSPORT MODE
When planning to not use the eLumen8 BG615 make sure it is fully charged and the
power button is switched off so the unit doesn’t discharge unnecessarily in storage.
Check the unit every three months for its state of charge and recharge as required.
