Stihl AR 1000 Instruction Manual - Page 10

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5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

￭

To help reduce the risk of serious personal injury or death

from unintentional activation of a power tool connected to

the battery:

–

Never leave the battery unattended when it is

plugged in to a power tool.

–

Disconnect the battery from the power tool and

charger before storing.

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To reduce the risk of serious personal injury from loss of

control during operation:

–

Read and follow all safety precautions and

instructions related to the power tool connected to

the battery.

–

Make sure you have good balance and secure

footing at all times. Take special care in slippery

conditions (wet ground, snow) and in overgrown

terrain.

–

Watch for hidden obstacles such as tree stumps,

roots, rocks, holes and ditches to avoid stumbling or

falling.

–

Be extremely cautious when working on slopes or

uneven ground, as the backpack battery may alter

your center of balance.

–

Never work with the backpack battery in trees, on

roofs or on ladders or any other insecure support.

–

Do not overreach.

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To reduce the risk of injury from tripping on the connecting

cord or losing control of the power tool:

–

Always position and secure the connecting cord so

that it will not interfere with your power tool or proper

working technique. Secure the connecting cord

through the backpack guides and with the hook and

eye fasteners. Keep the connecting cord away from

the cutting attachment of the power tool.

–

Remain aware of the location of the connecting cord

while working. Prevent it from contacting the power

tool's cutting attachment or catching on other

objects, which could cause you to lose balance or

control of the power tool, resulting in serious

personal injury and property damage.

￭

Using a backpack battery that is damaged or improperly

adjusted can lead to a malfunction and increase the risk of

serious personal injury and property damage. Before

starting work or charging the battery:

–

Always check the battery for proper condition and

operation.

–

Check the battery, connecting cord, sockets, plugs

and AP Adapter for corrosion, foreign matter and

damage.

–

If four LEDs flash red and a rapid succession of short

beeps sound for several seconds, the battery is not

functioning properly. Disconnect the battery from the

power tool, take it off your back and contact your

authorized STIHL servicing dealer immediately. Do

not attempt to use, charge or store the battery until

the problem has been corrected.

–

Never attempt to use, charge or store a

malfunctioning, damaged, cracked, leaking or

deformed battery. Take it to your authorized STIHL

servicing dealer immediately. Do not use, charge or

store the battery until the problem has been

corrected.

–

Make sure the shoulder straps and other features of

the backpack are in good condition, properly

adjusted and secure. If they are worn, weakened,

cracked or damaged, contact your authorized STIHL

servicing dealer and have them replaced.

–

Unplug the battery from the power tool

before assembling, transporting,

adjusting, inspecting, cleaning,

servicing, maintaining or storing the tool.

Unplug the battery in the event of a

malfunction or emergency and any time

the tool is not in use.

Section	Page
1 Introduction	4
2 Guide to Using this Manual	4
2.1 Signal Words	4
2.2 Symbols in Text	5
3 Main Parts	5
3.1 Backpack Battery	5
4 Safety Symbols on the Product	6
4.1 Backpack Battery	6
5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	7
5.1 Battery Warnings and Instructions	7
5.2 Operator	8
5.3 Connecting Cord	9
5.4 Using the Backpack Battery	9
6 Maintenance, Repair and Storage	11
6.1 Warnings and Instructions	11
7 Before Starting Work	12
7.1 Preparing the Backpack Battery for Operation	12
8 Charging the Backpack Battery	12
8.1 Setting up the Charger	12
8.2 Charging	12
9 LED Diagnostics and Acoustic Signals	13
9.1 Battery Status	13
9.2 Power Tool Status	14
9.3 Charge Status	14
10 Assembling the Backpack Battery	14
10.1 Attaching the Connecting Cord	14
10.2 Attaching and Removing the Rain Cover	15
10.3 Attaching the Pouch	15
11 Adjusting the Backpack Battery	15
11.1 Positioning and Adjusting the Connecting Cord	15
11.2 Putting on the Harness	16
12 Connecting the Backpack Battery to the Power Tool	17
12.1 Connecting the Backpack Battery to a Power Tool with an Integrated Socket	17
12.2 Connecting the Backpack Battery to a Power Tool with a Battery Compartment	17
12.3 Disconnecting the Backpack Battery	18
13 After Finishing Work	18
13.1 Preparing for Transportation or Storage	18
14 USB Port (AR 1000 only)	19
14.1 Charging a USB Device	19
15 Transporting	19
15.1 Transporting the Backpack Battery	19
16 Storing	20
16.1 Storing the Backpack Battery	20
17 Cleaning	20
17.1 Cleaning the Backpack Battery	20
17.2 Clean the Contact Surfaces of the Connecting Cord	21
18 Inspection and Maintenance	21
18.1 Inspecting and Maintaining the Backpack Battery	21
19 Troubleshooting Guide	22
19.1 Backpack Battery	22
20 Specifications	24
20.1 STIHL AR Series Battery	24
20.2 STIHL AL 300	24
20.3 STIHL AL 500	24
20.4 Symbols on the Backpack Battery	24
20.5 Engineering Improvements	25
21 Replacement Parts and Equipment	26
21.1 Genuine STIHL Replacement Parts	26
22 Disposal	26
22.1 Battery Recycling	26
23 Limited Warranty	26
23.1 STIHL Incorporated Limited Warranty Policy	26
24 Trademarks	26
24.1 Registered Trademarks	26
24.2 Common Law Trademarks	27
25 Addresses	27
25.1 STIHL Incorporated	27
1 Introducción	29
2 Acerca de este manual de instrucciones	29
2.1 Palabras identificadoras	29
2.2 Símbolos en el texto	30
3 Componentes importantes	30
3.1 Batería tipo mochila	30
4 Símbolos de seguridad en el producto	31
4.1 Batería tipo mochila	31
5 INSTRUCCIONES IMPORTANTES DE SEGURIDAD	32
5.1 Advertencias e instrucciones de la batería	32
5.2 Operador	34
5.3 Cordón de conexión	34
5.4 Uso de la batería tipo mochila	35
6 Mantenimiento, reparación y almacenamiento	36
6.1 Advertencias e instrucciones	36
7 Antes de empezar a trabajar	37
7.1 Preparación de la batería tipo mochila para el funcionamiento	37
8 Carga de la batería tipo mochila	37
8.1 Preparación del cargador para el funcionamiento	37
8.2 Carga	38
9 Diagnóstico por LED y señales acústicas	39
9.1 Estado de la batería	39
9.2 Estado de la herramienta motorizada	40
9.3 Estado de carga	40
10 Armado de la batería tipo mochila	40
10.1 FijaciónFijación del cordón de conexión	40
10.2 Montaje y retiro de la cubierta contra lluvia	40
10.3 FiMMontaje de la bolsa	41
11 Ajuste de la batería tipo mochila	41
11.1 Colocación y ajuste del cordón de conexión	41
11.2 Colocación del arnés	42
12 Conexión de la batería tipo mochila a la herramienta eléctrica	43
12.1 Conexión de la batería tipo mochila a una herramienta motorizada con receptáculo incorporado	43
12.2 Conexión de la batería tipo mochila a una herramienta motorizada con compartimiento de batería	44
12.3 Desconexión de la batería tipo mochila	44
13 Después de completar el trabajo	45
13.1 Preparación para el transporte o el almacenamiento	45
14 PuertoPPuerto USB (AR 1000 solamente)	45
14.1 CargacCarga de un dispositivo USB	45
15 Transporte	45
15.1 Transporte de la batería tipo mochila	45
16 Almacenamiento	46
16.1 Almacenamiento de la batería tipo mochila	46
17 Limpieza	47
17.1 Limpieza de la batería tipo mochila	47
17.2 Limpie las superficies de contacto del cable de conexión	47
18 Inspección y mantenimiento	48
18.1 Inspección y mantenimiento de la batería tipo mochila	48
19 Guía de solución de problemas	49
19.1 Batería tipo mochila	49
20 Especificaciones	51
20.1 Batería STIHL serie AR	51
20.2 STIHL AL 300	51
20.3 STIHL AL 500	51
20.4 Símbolos en la batería tipo mochila	51
20.5 Mejoramientos técnicos	52
21 Piezas y equipos de repuesto	53
21.1 Piezas de repuesto originales de STIHL	53
22 Eliminación	53
22.1 Reciclado de las baterías	53
23 Garantía limitada	53
23.1 Política de garantía limitada de STIHL Incorporated	53
24 Marcas comerciales	53
24.1 Marcas comerciales registradas	53
24.2 Marcas comerciales por ley común	54
25 Direcciones	54

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