Bosch WL 400 S Mode D'emploi page 9

6 Technical data
Dimensions L x W x H:
125 x 400 x 590 mm
Weight:
Ambient temperature:
–10°C ... +40°C
Rated mains voltage:
230 V +6%/–10%
Rated mains frequency: 50...60 Hz
Power consumption:
approx. 2600 VA
Mains connection cable:
1.5 mm
Rated battery voltage:
Charging current :
Normal charging
12 V 30 A
arithm.
24 V 15 A
arithm.
Rapid charging
12 V 60 A
arithm.
24 V 30 A
arithm.
The charging current can be adju-
sted steplessly.
Starting aid current for 1 V/cell:
12 V 220 A
arithm.
24 V 250 A
arithm.
Ammeter 0...100 A
Charging characteristic:
Charging leads:
2
16 mm / 2,7 m / PVC
Thermostatic switch in the power
transformer
Degree of protection (DIN 40050):
Safety class (DIN 40530):
RFI suppression
Switch-on prevention
in the event of short-circuit or incor-
rect polarity
Minimum battery voltage:
Normal charging
For charging
exhausted batteries
Radio interference
suppression
It is herewith certified that charger
WL 400 S is provided with a radio
interference suppressor in com-
pliance with the regulations of
EN 55014.
Charger does not
function after switching on:
24 kg
1. Switch off main switch (7).
2. Set
switch (6) to "0" (OFF).
3. Check the mains connection.
4. Check the mains fuse.
5. Check polarity:
– Red clip to positive terminal
– Black clip to negative terminal
2
/ 4,5 m
6. Check that the charging clips
are securely attached.
12/24 V
7. Check the rated battery voltage.
8. Check the automatic circuit–
breaker (7, 8, 9)
/ 45 A
eff.
/ 21 A
eff.
hed in the respective checks
/ 85 A
eff.
(see
/ 42 A
eff.
batteries").
The charger must be checked by the
after-sales service if it still does not
function.
/ 260 A
eff.
/ 300 A
eff.
arithm.
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English
7 Faults
the voltage selector
The battery may be exhaus-
ted if no faults are establis-
"Charging exhausted
8 After-sales service
Please contact an after-sales ser-
vice center for Bosch products if
spare parts or after-sales services
are required.
The list of Bosch subsidia-
ries abroad and foreign
agents is provided on the last
page of the operating instruc-
tions.
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