TM 5-6635-386-12&PNOTEOptional 12 VDC Cord illustrated.Plug the wall charger into 110/60HZ supply and plug thecharger plug into the charger terminal on the tester. Thetester batteries will automatically charge with no dangerof overcharging.CPN recommends charging over a weekend or overnightwhenever the "L" low battery indicator is on.NICADS lose approximately 1% of their charge per daythrough self-discharge. The tester will require charging ifit has been in storage for a period of months.When the tester is not in use, remove the batteries.Batteries are not to be stored in or left in the tester.3-4. ANTICIPATED TESTS PER CHARGECurrent consumption is low due to use of CMOScircuitry. The total time between charges will be afunction of the number of tests taken and the total timepassage between charges.A tester uses approximately 80 milliamperes duringcount periods. It uses approximately 2 ma duringquiescent periods (no counting).The NICADS have a 4,000 milliampere charge life whennew and fully charged. (4.0 Ampere hours).Thus, if the tester was not used during a charge period,the tester should operate approximately 2,000 hours percharge or approximately 83 days.If the tester is used continuously with no rest, it wouldlast approximately 50 hours and would provide 3000 oneminute tests (50 x 60).How long it will last for a given user and how many testswill be available, is thus a combination of passage oftime and tests performed.The charge should last for many weeks for a typical user.3-5. BATTERY REPLACEMENT (Figure 3-2.)Remove battery cover.Remove the knurled nut retaining the battery pack in thetester.Figure 3-2. Battery ReplacementSlide the battery pack out of the tester.Remove the appropriate hold down plate atop the cellthat is to be replaced.Replace the cell with positive end (button end) UP.Replace the hold down plate, replace the pack, andreplace the battery cover.Make sure the cover makes contact with the battery.3-6. SHUTTER MAINTENANCE (Fig. 3-3.)The shutter is a carbide-tungsten-lead combination formaximum shielding and maximum longevity3-2
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