Enerpac EBC20B, Instruction Sheet

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7.0  BATTERY

7.1  General Information

The cutter is powered by a lithium-ion battery 

manufactured by D

e

WALT. The battery should be fully 

charged before the tool is used.
Batteries and chargers are available from Enerpac and  

from selected D

e

WALT distributors and retailers.

To ensure optimum performance and safe operation, 

use only the D

e

WALT batteries and chargers of the 

proper specifications. Refer to Sections 2.4 and 2.5 of 

this manual for additional information.

NOTICE

A separate battery and charger instruction 

manual is published by 

D

e

WALT

. Refer to this manual for 

detailed use and care information and important safety 

precautions. Be sure this manual is read and understood 

by all persons operating the cutter.

7.2  Battery Charge Indicator

To check the approximate battery charge level, push the 

battery test button and observe the green lights. See  

Figure 2.

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Three Green Lights: 51 to 100% charge

Two Green Lights: 26 to 50% charge

No Green Lights: Fully discharged

One Green Light: Less than 25% charge

Figure 2, Battery Charge Indicator

Key:

1.  Battery Test Button
2.  Indicator Lights

Before operating the cutter, always check the charge 

level to be certain that you have sufficient battery charge 

available to complete the cutting operation.
If the battery charge is low, place the battery on the 

charger and wait until it is fully charged before reinstalling 

it on the cutter.

7.3  Battery Temperature

•  If possible, avoid using or storing the battery in 

locations where the ambient temperature may reach 

or exceed 104ºF [40ºC]. For best service life, store 

batteries in a cool, dry location.

•  To prevent serious damage to the battery, do not 

charge the battery at ambient temperatures of below 

40ºF [4.5ºC] or above 104ºF [40ºC].

7.4  Battery Installation and Removal

NOTICE:

  WARNING

DO NOT press the on-off trigger while 

installing the battery. Serious personal injury could 

occur if cutter starts unexpectedly as battery is 

being installed.

Refer to Figures 3 and 4.

To install the battery:

 Place the cutter on a stable work 

surface. Align grooves and slide the battery fully onto the 

bracket at the bottom of the tool grip. You should hear a 

“click” when the battery is fully installed.

To remove the battery:

 Place the tool on a stable work 

surface. While depressing the release button, grasp the 

battery firmly and slide it out of the bracket.

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Figure 3, Battery Release Button (1)

Figure 4, Battery Installation

Three Green Lights: 51 to 100% charge

Two Green Lights: 26 to 50% charge

One Green Light: Less than 25% charge

No Green Lights: Fully discharged