> Keep away from children’s reach! Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance!
> Do not leave the device unattended when in operation!
> Disconnect device from mains supply after use!
> If the safety instructions are not followed, it may lead to damage to the device or battery and could cause injury!
> We recommend the use of ANSMANN rechargeable batteries!
> Fast charger for 1 - 4 NiCd or NiMH cells of the sizes Mignon (AA) and Micro (AAA)
> Charging current selectable by the switch „Fast charge“ / „Standard charge“
> The charging condition of cells is irrelevant before charging
> Automatic start of charging at contact with the battery
> Microprocessor controlled charging and monitoring of the charging status
> Microprocessor controlled and individual supervision of each cell
> Automatic charging current adjustment
> Reverse polarity protection
> Multiple over charging protection by -deltaV detection, temperature control and safety timer
> Automatic switch to trickle charge
> Faulty rechargeable battery detection and Alkaline detection
> Clear LED indicator per charging slot shows the rechargeable battery status
> Switch mode power supply (100-240V AC / 50-60Hz) for worldwide use
> Operation also with the provided 12V car adapter possible
Place the charger on a level surface and make sure that the ventilation slots are not covered. Connect the power supply
or the 12V car adapter to the charger and afterwards to the power source (see TECHNICAL DATA). Select the charge
current by the switch „Fast charge“ / „Standard charge“ before inserting fast rechargeable batteries. We recommend
that NiCd cells are charged in the switch position „Standard charge”. Always connect the cells in the right direction for
polarity (according to the symbols in the charging slots). After inserting a cell, the charging process starts automati-
cally. This charger can charge 1 - 4 NiCd or NiMH cells of the sizes Mignon (AA) or Micro (AAA). When several cells
are to be charged, they do not need to be inserted at the same time, as the charging process starts individually. The
charge state of each cell will be indicated by the LED (see LED INDICATORS). It is normal that batteries become warm