Shure SBC220 2-Bay Networked Charger Mode d'emploi

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Robert W.

What should be checked if the SBC220 charger is not charging?

Si le chargeur SBC220 ne charge pas, les points suivants doivent être vérifiés :

  1. Alimentation : Assurez-vous que le câble d’alimentation c.c. est correctement branché et que le bloc d’alimentation est connecté à une prise secteur mise à la terre. La LED d’alimentation doit être allumée.
  2. Mise en place : Placez les accus ou émetteurs compatibles dans les baies de charge, l'écran LCD face aux LED. N’insérez pas d’émetteurs équipés de piles AA.
  3. Erreur de charge : Si la LED d’erreur jaune clignote, cela indique un arrêt de la charge. Vérifiez la propreté et l'état des contacts de l’accu, et contrôlez la température (elle doit être entre 0 °C et 60 °C).
  4. Température : Une batterie trop chaude (supérieure à 45 °C) peut arrêter la charge à 80 %. Laissez-la refroidir pour une charge complète.
  5. Accu défectueux : Si l’accu est déchargé au-delà de sa capacité de remise en service ou présente un problème interne, il pourrait être nécessaire de le remplacer. Si le problème persiste, une inspection par du personnel qualifié pourrait être nécessaire.
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Robert W.

What troubleshooting steps should be taken if the SBC220 charger is not charging?

If the SBC220 charger is not charging, check the following:

  1. Power supply: Ensure the DC power cable is properly plugged into the input and the locking nut is hand-tightened. Verify the power supply is connected to a properly grounded AC outlet. The power LED should illuminate.
  2. Placement: Place compatible batteries/transmitters in the charging bays with the LCD screen facing the LEDs. Do not insert transmitters equipped with AA batteries.
  3. Charging error: If the yellow error LED flashes, charging has stopped. Check that the battery contacts are clean and in good condition. Also, check the temperature: if it is above 60 °C or below 0 °C, the error LED will flash.
  4. Temperature: An overly hot battery may stop charging at 80%; allow it to cool below 45 °C to resume full charge.
  5. Defective battery: If the battery is discharged beyond the point of recovery or has an internal problem, it may need to be replaced.
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Robert W.

What should be checked if the SBC220 charger is not charging?

If the SBC220 charger is not charging, verify the following: 1. Power: Ensure the DC power cable is securely plugged into the input and the locking nut is hand-tightened. Also, check that the power supply is connected to a properly grounded AC outlet. The power LED should illuminate. 2. Placement: Place compatible batteries/transmitters in the charging bays with the LCD screen facing the LEDs. Do not insert transmitters equipped with AA batteries. 3. Charge Error: If the yellow error LED flashes, charging has stopped. Check that the battery contacts are clean and in good condition. Also, check the temperature: if it is above 60 °C or below 0 °C, the error LED will flash. 4. Temperature: A battery that is too hot may stop charging at 80%; let it cool down below 45 °C to resume full charging. 5. Defective Battery: If the battery is discharged beyond the possibility of recovery or has an internal problem, it may need to be replaced.

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Robert W.

What to check if the SBC220 charger is not charging?

If the SBC220 charger is not charging, check the following:

  1. Power supply: Ensure the DC power cable is properly plugged into the input and the locking nut is hand-tightened, then confirm the power supply is connected to a properly grounded AC outlet. The power LED should light up.
  2. Placement: Place compatible batteries/transmitters in the charging bays, with the LCD screen facing the LEDs. Do not insert transmitters equipped with AA batteries.
  3. Charging error: If the yellow error LED flashes, charging has stopped. Check that the battery contacts are clean and in good condition, and control the temperature: if it is above 60 °C or below 0 °C, the error LED will flash.
  4. Temperature: An excessively hot battery may stop charging at 80%; allow it to cool below 45 °C to resume full charging.
  5. Defective battery: If the battery is discharged beyond the possibility of being put back into service or has an internal problem, it may need to be replaced.
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