Haaga 670 Gebrauchsanleitung Seite 10

Overload protection
The motor is provided with an overload protection in order to prevent damage to the machine. In
the case of an overload (jammed brooms) the machine turns off automatically. If this should
occur, the first step is to remove the blockage in the brooms (e.g. due to spooled cords etc.).
Thereafter, operation can be continued by restarting the motor.
Emptying the waste container
The waste container must be emptied at regular intervals in order to ensure efficient sweeping
results. To open the waste container, pull the container handle (item 6.05) upward. After
removing and emptying the waste container, replace it and lock it in by pushing down on the
container handle.
Storage
The Haaga 670 sweeping machine can be best stored vertically. In this position, the brushes are
protected against damage and the wear will be reduced.
Charging the battery
The battery will be charged with the serial socket battery charger. Attention: charging is only to
be carried out in a dry, well ventilated room with turned off machine. In order to charge the
machine, insert the cable into the charging socket of the sweeping machine (item 10.02) and the
line cord into a 230V outlet. The LED "Netz" display of the battery charger flashes while the
battery is being charged. The LED "Akku voll" display flashes as soon as the charging process
has been completed. After termination of the charging process, the power supply unit must be
separated from the mains and the machine. The complete charging process takes approx. 7-8
hours. Always store the machine with charged battery in order to prevent a total discharge if the
machine is stored without use for a long time. In the case of a long storage time, please recharge
the battery from time to time.
Only for the U.S.A. – Charger Typ FW7318M/12
The charger flashes yellow while the battery is being charged. The LED flashes green as soon as
the charging has been completed.
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Safety instructions for handling the battery
Only use the provided battery charger.
Prevent the occurrence of sparks when handling cables and electrical units.
Never short-circuit the battery poles.
Always keep batteries clean and dry.
Do not smoke and keep away unshielded flames and electrical sparks.
Do not eat and drink in the area of the battery charging station.
Do not open the battery by force and do not expose it to the sun
Maximum temperatures:
Stand 07/2009
Application: -15° C ~ 50° C
Charge: 0° C ~ 40° C
Storage: -15° C ~ 40° C
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