Model V1725H Volt DC, Battery Removal & Disposal

Model: V1725H

4.8 Volt DC

1.	Sweeper Power Head	7.	Charging Jack
2.	On / Off Switch	8.	Lower Handle
3.	Charging Light Indicator	9.	Metal Extension Handles
4.	Dust Cup (Container)	10.	Upper Handle
5.	Rotating Brush	11.	Charging Adapter: Use Only
6.	Transparent Brush Cover		TechWorld AD-0720-UL-8 7,V-200 mA
			or AD-0815-UL8 7,5V-150mA

Illustrations may differ from actual product.

NOTE: Cordless Sweeper Model V1725H is shipped with the batteries uncharged. Charging of the unit for 16-20 hours prior to first use is required. Use replacement battery # X9725H only.

Battery Removal & Disposal

NOTE: If uncertain as to how to remove your battery pack, we suggest you take your sweeper to a reputable small appliance service technician to have this service performed.

Follow these steps when battery removal is required.

This sweeper is equipped with Ni-Cd batteries and you need to dispose of them properly. When the batteries are no longer good for use, they must be removed from the sweeper for disposal. Do not remove the batteries for any reason other than disposal of them. Call your nearest recycling center for information on the recycling and disposal of Ni-Cd batteries.

WARNING: You must never use ordinary batteries for replacement as these may leak and cause damage. Use only battery pack X9725H provided by EURO-PRO Operating LLC for replacement.

Removal of Battery Pack

1.Remove the extention handles and dust cup container.

2.Turn unit over so that the base is facing upwards. Be careful not to turn the unit ON. (Fig. 9)

3.Push in locking tab and lift off battery compartment cover. (Fig. 10)

4.Lift out battery pack and set aside.

5.Insert the new battery pack into unit, ensuring that the Positive (+) terminal of the battery pack corresponds with the positive (+) making inside the battery compartment. Replace the battery compartment cover making certain that the locking tab snaps in place.

IMPORTANT: This appliance contains Ni-Cd batteries. The batteries must be recycled or disposed of in accordance with local regulations. Please consult your Yellow Pages or local recycling center for more information.

Locking

Tab

Fig. 9

Fig. 10