Disposing of Batteries

Four Station Charger

There presently are no US, North America or World disposal require- ments for NiMH batteries, so when they won't hold a charge anymore, the batteries can be disposed of, preferably through a recycling center.

If you have a Four Station Charger, batteries are inserted for charging as shown in Figure 5. A 90% rapid charge can be achieved in only two hours when using this optional accessory, half the time than when a Base Station is used for charging. The LEDs at each battery station operate the same as the CHARGE LED on the Base Station, with rapid flashing indicating that rapid charging is taking place and on steady during trickle charging or when the rapid charge cycle is finished.

 

If you insert a battery into the Four Station Charger

 

and no LEDs illuminate, the battery may be too

 

cold. Batteries must be at 0°C or higher to charge.

 

Do not attempt to charge cold batteries, since plac-

NOTE

ing them in the charger will curtail the charging of

other batteries already present in the unit.

 

Figure 5. Using the Four Station Charger Accessory

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2

1. Device Power LED

2.

Station Charge LEDs

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