AirSep MN120-1 - Manual (Page 20)

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2. Insert up to three batteries to be checked into the battery slots
in the PowerPack. (The arrows on the batteries must point to
the back of the unit.) (See Figure 1.)
3. Press the button corresponding to the battery to be checked
below it. (See Figure 2.)
Initially, both the green and red lights will display, then just one of
the lights displays for a few seconds to indicate the status of the
battery being checked.
• The status of only one battery at a time can be
verified; wait until the light goes out before pressing
another button to check its corresponding battery.
• If battery light fails to display when pressing the
corresponding button, first, connect the unit to, and
then disconnect it from, the AC power source to reset
the PowerPack circuit.
4. Observe the indicator lights above each button that
corresponds to a battery in the PowerPack:
red: battery is less than fully charged, but has
power.
blinking red: battery needs to be charged or it will not
operate the unit.
green: battery is fully charged.
5. When one or more batteries indicate full charge, remove them from the PowerPack to check another
battery in that same slot, or keep them in the unit to be ready for use.
• You cannot check batteries when the AC adapter is connected to the PowerPack.
Charging Batteries
The LifeStyle PowerPack allows you to charge one, two, or three batteries in the unit simultaneously. To
maximise efficiency, charge three batteries to full capacity before use or before switching any additional
batteries into the PowerPack slots.
• While charging batteries, you cannot run LifeStyle if connected to the PowerPack. Make sure
that the coiled power cable is not connected between the LifeStyle unit and the PowerPack,
and simply run LifeStyle from its own battery, an AC, or DC power source.
To charge batteries:
1. Make sure that the PowerPack is disconnected from the
LifeStyle portable concentrator (the short coiled power cord is
not connected to the LifeStyle concentrator).
2. Insert any batteries to be charged into the battery slots in the
PowerPack. (The arrows on the batteries must point to the
back of the unit.) (See Figure 1.)
3. Connect the PowerPack’s power supply/AC power cord first
into the 24 VDC inlet and then into any standard AC wall outlet.
(See Figure 3.)
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