11
Prior to Use
10
Prior to Use
Before You Start
Charging the Battery (main unit)
Caution
Always use the dedicated AC adapter and AC cord.
Use of other adapters may result in damage or fire.
Warning
Inserting batteries incorrectly may result in overheating of the impedance meter. Do not use the
impedance meter when it has overheated.
Inserting Batteries (Impedance Meter)
Replacing Batteries
• Please replace all four batteries should
the green ‘Power’ LED not come on
when the impedance meter is removed
from the main unit.
Note: Do not use rechargeable
batteries.
Note: Never use a combination of
alkaline and manganese batteries.
Note: The batteries that come with the unit were inserted at the
time of leaving the manufacturing plant. As such, they may have
a limited life.
• The life of the batteries is approximately two years (using the
unit five times/day).
Note: This may differ according to measuring methods used.
• Disposing of used batteries.
Please dispose of used batteries in accordance with the
regulations of your local governing body.
2. Loosen screws
3. Turn over to front side
and remove the cover
1. Turn over
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Please…
Charge the battery immediately after purchase.
The main unit cannot measure during charging.
Remove the AC adapter from the main unit when:
• taking measurements
•moving the main unit
• charging is complete
4. Insert batteries
1. Insert the AC adapter jack into the AC adapter connection on the main
unit.
2. Plug the AC adapter into the power point.
• The battery will fully charge in approximately 2 hours.
•A fully charged battery will last for approximately 1000 measurements (although this may differ
according to how measurements are conducted.
• The remaining battery level is displayed in ‘Battery Level’ when the unit is turned on (see page 9).
Recharge when the battery level gets low.
3. Remove the AC adapter from the main unit when charging is complete.
Green light flashes on and off during battery
charging, and will be on when charging is
complete.
*Please use LR03 alkaline
batteries
*Insert batteries so that the flat
surface of the minus pole
touches the tip of the spring.
5. Close cover
Tighten screws
Power LED