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DFX 300 Manual - White's Metal Detectors

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Chapter 2 <strong>DFX</strong> Batteries<br />

Charging<br />

1. There is no harm charging<br />

overnight using the<br />

OVERNIGHT charge<br />

setting regardless of the<br />

battery's current condition.<br />

However, before charging<br />

with the QUICK charge<br />

setting, determine battery<br />

condition by inserting battery<br />

into the instrument and<br />

turning the instrument ON.<br />

If the instrument will not<br />

turn ON, or if voltage tests<br />

eight volts or below, charge<br />

fi ve hours with the QUICK<br />

charge. If the battery voltage tests any other voltage,<br />

refer to the Charging Hours chart above for<br />

proper QUICK charge time.<br />

2. To charge, insert the charger plug into the battery<br />

pack jack, located near the plastic tab and<br />

metal contact points.<br />

3. Plug the charger into a standard wall outlet. (110<br />

volts for USA models).<br />

4. Again, the QUICK charge setting uses the above<br />

chart for a specifi c charge time. OVERNIGHT is<br />

designed to charge the battery in as little as fourteen<br />

hours. However, no harm will come to the system<br />

leaving it charging for several days.<br />

5. It is normal for the battery and charger to get<br />

warm during use. However, if either the battery or<br />

the charger gets too hot to hold or deforms due to<br />

the heat, discontinue use and return for testing.<br />

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6. The battery will lose its charge during storage.<br />

If stored inserted in your instrument, this loss<br />

will be more noteworthy. It is recommended that<br />

the battery be removed from the instrument during<br />

periods of storage. It is not advisable to store<br />

rechargeable batteries for long periods of time<br />

without use. If however, storage is necessary, store<br />

without a charge (discharged).<br />

7. Do not discharge the battery in devices other<br />

than your metal detector. Unnecessary discharging<br />

and/or an absolute discharge will reduce battery<br />

life and may damage the battery. Unlike older rechargeable<br />

battery designs, the rechargeable battery<br />

provided with your detector can be recharged at any<br />

time. Regardless of whether or not it already has a<br />

partial charge, memory will not occur.<br />

8. <strong>White's</strong> has provided the leading edge of rechargeable<br />

battery technology with your instrument.<br />

Disregard all advice which confl icts with the<br />

above recommendations. Care for batteries provided<br />

by other manufacturers, or with other <strong>White's</strong><br />

models, may vary.

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