Medion MD 11954 user Manual
Overview of the Device
1 - Terminal
2 Check LEDs
3 Charging slots for D, C, AA and AAA batteries
4 + Terminal
5 Check LED for 9 V block battery
6 Input: Connection socket for the power supply unit
7 +/- Terminal for 9 V
8 Cover
9 Operational LED
10 Function switch
11 Display
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Table of contents
Overview of the Device .........................................................1
Table of contents ..................................................................2
Safety Instructions................................................................. 4
Electrical devices require special caution...........................4
In the Case of Malfunctions ..............................................6
Cleaning the unit..............................................................6
Dealing with Rechargeable Batteries ...............................7
Information about this Device ...............................................8
Types of Battery that Can Be Charged...............................8
Labelling of the Battery Types...........................................9
Automatic Recognition of the End of Charging ...............10
Automatic discharging....................................................12
Start-Up ..............................................................................13
Unpacking the unit.........................................................13
Operation ...........................................................................13
Charging NiMH and NiCd batteries ................................14
Charging 9 V block batteries...........................................16
Charging RAM cells ........................................................17
Overview of the approximate charging times ......................18
Switching off function ....................................................19
Taking the device out of operation ......................................20
Stashing the device away/putting it away.......................20
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Disposal ..............................................................................21
Packaging.......................................................................21
Device ............................................................................21
Batteries .........................................................................21
Technical Specifications.......................................................22
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Safety Instructions
Read the Safety Instructions through carefully before bringing
the device into operation.
Pay attention to the warnings in the Operating Instructions.
Always keep the Operating Instructions close to hand. Pass
these Instructions on as well under all circumstances if you
sell or pass on the device.
Electrical devices require special
caution
• Batteries/rechargeable batteries can be dangerous if they
are swallowed. Keep the device and the batteries
inaccessible to small children for this reason.
• Medical assistance must be sought immediately if a
battery has been swallowed.
• Never subject the batteries to excess heat, such as because
of sunshine, fire or similar influences.
• Also keep the packaging away from small children. There
is the danger of suffocation.
• Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the device. This device is not intended to be
used by individuals with restricted physical, sensory, or
intellectual abilities or a lack of experience and/or
knowledge (including children), unless they are being
supervised by an individual responsible for their safety or
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have received instructions from such an individual about
how the device is to be used.
• Only use rechargeable metal-hybrid batteries
(NiMH), nickel-cadmium (NICD) or alkaline
batteries (RAM batteries).
• Do not use any batteries in the device that
are not clearly labelled as rechargeable.
There will be the danger of injury and the device
could be damaged if other types of battery are
used.
• Always only use rechargeable batteries (batteries) of the
same type for a charging process!
• Only connect the plug-in power supply unit to a well
accessible 240 V ~ 50 Hz socket.
• Only use the plug-in power supply unit supplied with the
device with the battery charging device. The use of other
plug-in power supply units could lead to damage to the
device.
• Do not cover the plug-in power supply unit, because
otherwise warming and consequently damage to the
plug-in power supply unit could arise.
• You should not use any extension cables to avoid them
being tripped over.
• Keep the device away from moisture, drops of water and
spray. Avoid dust, heat and direct solar radiation, in order
to avoid operational malfunctions.
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• Use the device exclusively in living or similar areas.
In the Case of Malfunctions
• Detach the plug-in power supply unit from the socket
immediately in the case of damage to the plug, the
charging device or the plug-in power supply unit.
• Do not use the connection cable under any circumstances
in the case of a damaged plug-in power supply unit.
• A damaged plug-in power supply unit must no longer be
used. Replace it by an equivalent plug-in power supply
unit.
• Do not attempt to open and/or repair the device yourself
under any circumstances. Contact our Service Center or
another suitable specialist workshop.
• Have a defective device or a damaged plug-in power
supply unit repaired by a qualified specialist workshop or
contact the Service Center, in order to avoid
endangerment.
Cleaning the unit
• Please detach the plug-in power supply unit from the
socket before cleaning the device. Use a dry, soft cloth to
clean it. Avoid the use of chemical solvents and cleaning
substances, because they could damage the surface and
or the labels of the device.
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• Also clean the + and – terminals with a dry cloth after
long use, in order to maintain an optimum contact at the
terminals.
Dealing with Rechargeable Batteries
• Do not use any damaged or corroded rechargeable
batteries in the device.
• Rechargeable batteries (batteries) can be dangerous to life
if they have been swallowed. Keep the device and the
rechargeable batteries inaccessible to small children for
this reason!
• Medical assistance must be sought immediately if a
rechargeable battery has been swallowed.
• Rechargeable batteries must be disposed of correctly.
Corresponding containers ready for battery disposal are
located in businesses selling batteries and at the local
collection points for this purpose.
• Avoid contact of the battery fluid with the skin under all
circumstances if a battery is leaking! The battery fluid can
cause skin irritation!
• Remove the leaking battery with a dry, absorbent cloth
and avoid contact with the skin by wearing gloves, for
example.
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