Bosch GML 50 Professional: English
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Transport
Die enthaltenen Li-Ionen-Akkus unterliegen den Anforderun-
gen des Gefahrgutrechts. Die Akkus können durch den Benut-
zer ohne weitere Auflagen auf der Straße transportiert werden.
Beim Versand durch Dritte (z.B.: Lufttransport oder Spedition)
sind besondere Anforderungen an Verpackung und Kennzeich-
nung zu beachten. Hier muss bei der Vorbereitung des Versand-
stückes ein Gefahrgut-Experte hinzugezogen werden.
Versenden Sie Akkus nur, wenn das Gehäuse unbeschädigt
ist. Kleben Sie offene Kontakte ab und verpacken Sie den
Akku so, dass er sich nicht in der Verpackung bewegt.
Bitte beachten Sie auch eventuelle weiterführende nationale
Vorschriften.
Entsorgung
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packungen sollen einer umweltgerechten Wiederver-
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nicht in den Hausmüll!
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brauchsfähige Elektrowerkzeuge und
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melt und einer umweltgerechten Wieder-
verwendung zugeführt werden.
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Änderungen vorbehalten.
English
Safety Notes
Read all safety warnings and all in-
structions, including the information
on the bottom side of the radio charger.
Failure to follow
the warnings and instructions may result in electric shock, fire
and/or serious injury.
Save all safety warnings and instructions for future refer-
ence.
The term “radio charger” used in the safety notes, refers to
mains-powered radio chargers (with mains cable) and to bat-
tery-operated radio chargers (without mains cable).
Keep work area clean and well lit.
Cluttered or dark areas
invite accidents.
The plug of the radio charger must match the outlet.
Never modify the plug in any way. Do not use any adapt-
er plugs with earthed (grounded) radio chargers.
Un-
modified plugs and matching outlets will reduce the risk of
electric shock.
WARNING
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Do not misuse the cord to carry the radio charger, hang
it up, or for pulling the plug out of the outlet. Keep the
cord away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving parts.
Damaged or entangled cords increase the risk of electric
shock.
When operating the radio charger outdoors, only use
extension cords suitable for outdoor use.
Use of a cord
suitable for outdoor use reduces the risk of electric shock.
When operating the radio charger in damp environ-
ments is unavoidable, use a residual current device
(RCD).
The use of a residual current device (RCD) reduces
the risk of electric shock.
Connect the radio charger to a mains supply that is
properly connected to earth.
Socket and extension cord
must have an operative protective conductor.
Completely unwind the mains cable when operating
the radio charger via mains supply.
Otherwise the mains
cable can heat up.
Take care that the mains plug can be pulled at any time.
The mains plug is the only possibility to disconnect the ra-
dio charger from the mains supply.
Protect the radio charger from rain and mois-
ture.
The penetration of water into the radio charg-
er increases the risk of an electric shock.
Only charge Bosch lithium ion battery packs or lithium
ion battery packs installed in Bosch products. The bat-
tery-pack voltage must match the battery-pack charg-
ing voltage of the radio charger.
Otherwise there is dan-
ger of fire and explosion.
Keep the radio charger clean.
Contamination may result
in danger of electric shock.
Check the radio charger, cord and plug each time be-
fore using. Do not use the radio charger when defects
are detected. Do not open the radio charger yourself
and have it repaired only by qualified personnel using
original spare parts.
Damaged radio chargers, cords and
plugs increase the risk of electric shock.
Do not operate the radio charger on easily inflammable
surfaces (e. g. paper, textiles, etc.) or in inflammable
environments.
Fire hazard due to occurring heat build-up
of the radio charger during charging.
In case of damage and improper use of the battery, va-
pours may be emitted. Ventilate the area and seek
medical help in case of complaints.
The vapours can irri-
tate the respiratory system.
This radio charger can be used by children aged from 8
years and above and persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience
and knowledge if they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the radio charger in a
safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Other-
wise, there is danger of operating errors and injuries.
Supervise children.
This will ensure that children do not
play with the radio charger.
Cleaning and user maintenance of the radio charger or
the battery charger shall not be made by children with-
out supervision.
Do not open the battery.
Danger of short-circuiting.
Protect the battery against heat, e. g., against
continuous intense sunlight, fire, water, and
moisture.
Danger of explosion.
When battery pack is not in use, keep it away from oth-
er metal objects like paper clips, coins, keys, nails,
screws, or other small metal objects that can make a
connection from one terminal to another.
Shorting the
battery terminals together may cause burns or a fire.
Under abusive conditions, liquid may be ejected from
the battery; avoid contact. If contact accidentally oc-
curs, flush with water. If liquid contacts eyes, addition-
ally seek medical help.
Liquid ejected from the battery
may cause irritations or burns.
Recharge only with the charger specified by the manu-
facturer.
A charger that is suitable for one type of battery
pack may create a risk of fire when used with another bat-
tery pack.
Only use the battery in conjunction with your radio
charger and/or a Bosch power tool.
This is the only way
to protect the battery against dangerous overload.
Use only original Bosch Professional 14.4 V and 18 V
lithium ion batteries.
When using other batteries, e.g. im-
itations, reconditioned batteries or other brands, there is
danger of injury as well as property damage through ex-
ploding batteries.
Read and strictly observe the safety warnings and
working instructions in the operating instructions of
the tools that you connect to the radio charger.
Products sold in
GB only
: Your product is fitted with a
BS 1363/A approved electric plug with internal fuse (AS-
TA approved to BS 1362).
If the plug is not suitable for your socket outlets, it should
be cut off and an appropriate plug fitted in its place by an
authorised customer service agent. The replacement plug
should have the same fuse rating as the original plug.
The severed plug must be disposed of to avoid a possible
shock hazard and should never be inserted into a mains
socket elsewhere.
Product Description and Specifications
Read all safety warnings and
all instructions.
Failure to fol-
low the warnings and instruc-
tions may result in electric
shock, fire and/or serious inju-
ry.
Use the radio charger only when you fully understand and can
perform all functions without limitation, or have received ap-
propriate instructions.
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Product Features
The numbering of the product features refers to the illustra-
tion of the radio charger on the graphics page.
1
Speaker
2
Remote control
3
Carrying handle
4
Control lamp for A/C supply
(not for article number 3 601 D29 660)
5
A/C outlet cover
(not for article number 3 601 D29 660)
6
A/C socket outlet
(not for article number 3 601 D29 660)
7 “|<<”
button on the remote control
8
Outlet opening for infra-red beam
9
Increase volume button
10 “>>|”
button on the remote control
11
Play/pause button on the remote control
12
Reduce volume button
13
On/Off button for audio operation on the remote control
14 “Source”
button for audio source on the remote control
15 “Mute”
button
16
Loop-clip button
17
Latch of back-up battery lid
18
Back-up battery lid
19
Locking latch of digital media bay flap
20
Digital media bay flap
21
Rod antenna
22
Charging compartment
23
Locking latch of battery lid
24
Battery lid
25
Battery pack*
26 “Equalizer”
button
27 “Memory ”
button
28 “Custom”
button (for manual sound adjustment)
29 “Clock”
button (for setting the time)
30 “Tune”
adjustment knob (for tuning of stations)
31
Reception lens for remote control
32
Button for random playback/repeat
33 “Seek +/>>|”
button
34 “Source”
button (for selecting an audio source)
35 “|<</– Seek”
button
36
Play/pause button
37
Adjustment knob for volume level
(“Volume”)
and
sound
(“Bass/Treb”)
38
On/Off button for audio operation
39
Display
40 “AUX 1 IN”
socket
41
12 V connection socket
42 “LINE OUT”
socket
43
Fuse cap
44
Fuse for 12 V connection
45
USB port
46
SD/MMC slot
47 “AUX 2 IN”
socket
48
Holder for external audio sources
*Accessories shown or described are not part of the standard de-
livery scope of the product. A complete overview of accessories
can be found in our accessories program.
Display elements for audio operation
a
Equalizer (sound-pre-set) indicator
b
Changing treble – indicator
c
Changing bass – indicator
d
Indicator for volume, memory location for radio station
and title (depends on the selected audio source)
e
Station-memory reception indicator
(for radio operation)
f
Random playback indicator (for SD/MMC card or USB
audio source)
g
Repeat-current-track indicator for all tracks in the cur-
rent folder/directory (for SD/MMC card or USB audio
source)
h
Repeat-current-track indicator (for SD/MMC card or
USB audio source)
i
Stereo indicator
j
Indicator of radio frequency/Play duration of current
track (depends on the selected audio source)
k
Temperature warning
l
Battery inserted indicator
m
Battery charge indicator
n
Audio-source indicator
o
Time indication display
Technical Data
Radio Charger
GML 50
Article number
3 601 D29 6..
Back-up batteries
2 x 1,5 V (LR06/AA)
Operating temperature
°C
0...45
Storage temperature
°C
–20...+70
Weight according to EPTA-Procedure 01/2003
kg
11.2
Protection class
/
I
Degree of protection
IP 54 (dust and splash water protected)
1) (for SD/MMC card or USB audio source)
2) The working range can be decreased by unfavourable environmental conditions (e.g. direct sun irradiation).
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Assembly
Power Supply of the Radio Charger
The power supply of the radio charger can take place via the
mains supply or via a lithium ion battery inserted in the charg-
ing compartment
22
. When the battery is used for power sup-
ply, only the functions audio operation and power supply of
external devices via the integrated USB connection, are avail-
able.
Observe the mains voltage!
For power supply via mains,
the voltage of the power source must correspond with the
data on the type plate of the radio charger. Radio chargers
marked with 230 V can also be operated with 220 V.
Battery Insertion/Removal (see figure A)
Use only original Bosch Professional 14.4 V and 18 V
lithium ion batteries.
Using other batteries can lead to in-
juries and pose a fire hazard.
Note:
Use of batteries not suitable for the radio charger can
lead to malfunctions of or cause damage to the radio charger.
Open locking latch
23
of the battery lid (
“Charger/Battery
Bay”
) and fold out battery lid
24
.
Insert a battery into the charging compartment
22
in such a
manner that the connections of the battery face against the
connections in the charging compartment
22
, and allow the
battery to engage in the charging compartment.
As soon as a battery with sufficient volt-
age is inserted, the battery inserted in-
dicator
l
appears on the display.
The battery inserted indicator
l
flashes
when the battery is low.
To remove the battery
25
, press the release button on the
battery and pull it out of the charging compartment
22
.
After inserting or removing the battery, close the battery lid
24
. Lock the battery lid by engaging the locking latch
23
in the
housing and then pressing down.
If required, wear protective gloves when removing the
battery.
The battery can heat up considerably when
charging.
Inserting/Replacing the Back-up Battery
(see figure A)
In order to store the time in the radio charger, back-up batter-
ies have to be inserted. Using alkali-manganese batteries is
recommended for this purpose.
Open locking latch
23
of the battery lid (
“Charger/Battery
Bay”
) and fold out battery lid
24
.
Remove the battery
25
, if required.
To open the back-up battery lid
18
, press on the latch
17
and
remove the back-up battery lid. Insert the back-up batteries.
When inserting, pay attention to the correct polarity accord-
ing to the representation on the inside of the back-up battery
compartment.
Mount the back-up battery lid
18
again.
“REPLACE AA BATTERY WHEN UNIT NO LONGER KEEPS
CORRECT TIME”:
Replace the back-up batteries when the ra-
dio charger no longer stores the time.
Audio Operation/Radio
Operating voltage
– for mains operation
– for battery operation
V
V
230/110
14.4 –18
Rated output of amplifier (for mains operation)
W
50
Reception angle of remote control
°
110
Reception range
– FM
– AM
MHz
kHz
87.5 –108
531 –1602
Supported file formats
1)
MP3, WMA
Battery Charger
Output voltage (automatic voltage detection)
V=
14.4 –18
Charging current
A
0.9
Allowable charging temperature range
°C
0 –45
Charging time for battery capacity, approx.
– 1.3 Ah
– 4.0 Ah
min
min
120
400
Number of battery cells
4 –10
Remote Control
Working range
2)
m
7
Battery
1 x 3 V (CR2032)
Radio Charger
GML 50
1) (for SD/MMC card or USB audio source)
2) The working range can be decreased by unfavourable environmental conditions (e.g. direct sun irradiation).
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Always replace all batteries at the same time. Only use batter-
ies from one brand and with the identical capacity.
Remove the back-up batteries from the radio charger
when not using it for longer periods.
When storing for
longer periods, the back-up batteries can corrode and dis-
charge themselves.
Operation
Protect the radio charger against moisture and direct
sunlight.
Audio Operation (see figures B and C)
Some audio operation functions can also be controlled via the
remote control (see “Remote control”, page 19).
Switching Audio Operation On/Off
To
switch on
audio operation (radio and external playback
devices), press the On/Off button
38
. The display
39
goes on
and the last set audio source after switching off is activated.
When the radio charger is in the energy saving mode (see “En-
ergy Saving Mode”, Page 21), press the On/Off button
38
twice to switch on audio operation.
To
switch off
audio operation, press the On/Off button
38
again. The current audio source setting is stored.
To save energy, only switch the radio charger on when using it.
Adjusting the Volume
To increase the volume, turn the
“Volume” 37
adjustment
knob clockwise; to reduce the volume, turn the adjustment
knob anticlockwise. The volume setting (value between 0 and
20) appears for a few seconds in indicator
d
on the display.
Before adjusting or changing a radio station, set the volume to
a lower setting; before starting an external audio source, set
the volume to medium.
Adjusting the Sound
An equalizer is integrated in the radio charger for optimal
sound reproduction.
The treble and bass setting can be manually changed or sound
pre-sets for various music styles can be used. The following
pre-programmed settings are available:
“JAZZ”
,
“ROCK”
,
“
POP”
and
“CLASSICAL”
apart from the individually pro-
grammable setting
“CUSTOM”
.
To select one of the stored
sound pre-sets
, press the
“Equal-
izer”
button
26
until the desired setting is indicated in indica-
tor
a
on the display.
Changing the “CUSTOM” Setting
:
– Press the
“Custom”
button
28
once. The
“BAS”
indicator
c
flashes on the display and the stored bass level flashes in
indicator
d
.
– Set the desired bass level (value between 0 and 10). To in-
crease the bass level, turn the
“Bass/Treb”
adjustment
knob
37
clockwise; to reduce the bass level, turn the ad-
justment knob anticlockwise.
– To store the set bass level, press the
“Custom ”
button
28
a second time. The
“TRE”
indicator
b
flashes in the display
for the following treble adjustment, and the stored treble
value flashes in indicator
d
.
– Set the desired treble level (value between 0 and 10). To
increase the treble level, turn the
“Bass/Treb”
adjustment
knob
37
clockwise; to reduce the treble level, turn the ad-
justment knob anticlockwise.
– To store the set treble level, press the
“Custom”
button
28
a third time.
Selecting an Audio Source
To select an audio source, press the
“Source”
button
34
until
indicator
n
for the desired internal audio source (see “Set-
ting/Storing Radio Stations”, page 18) or external audio
source (see “Connecting External Audio Sources”, page 19)
appears in the display:
–
“FM”:
FM radio,
–
“AM”:
AM radio,
–
“AUX 1”:
External audio source (e.g. CD player) via the
3.5 mm socket
40
on the side,
–
“AUX 2”:
External audio source (e.g. MP3 player) via the
3.5 mm socket
47
in the digital media bay,
–
“USB”:
External audio source (e.g. USB stick) via the USB
port
45
,
–
“SD”:
External audio source (SD/MMC card) via the
SD/MMC slot
46
.
Setting the Rod Antenna
The radio charger is provided with a mounted rod antenna
21
.
For radio operation, point the rod antenna toward the direc-
tion that enables the best reception.
When the reception is insufficient, position the radio charger
at a different location that enables better reception.
Note:
When operating the radio charger in the direct vicinity
of radio-communication equipment or radio transceivers, the
radio reception can be subject to interference.
If the rod antenna
21
should become loose, tighten it directly
at the housing by turning in clockwise direction.
Setting/Storing Radio Stations
Press the
“Source”
button
34
until
“FM”
is indicated for the
ultra-short wave reception range or
“AM”
for the medium
wave reception range in display element
n
.
To
set a certain radio frequency
, turn the
“Tune”
adjust-
ment knob
30
clockwise to increase the frequency, and anti-
clockwise to decrease it. During setting, the frequency is indi-
cated in display section
o
, then in
j
.
To
scan for radio stations with a high signal strength
,
press and briefly hold the
“– Seek”
button
35
to scan down
and the
“Seek +”
button
33
to scan up the frequency scale.
The frequency of the found radio station is briefly indicated in
display
o
and then in
j
.
When the reception of a suitable signal is sufficiently strong,
the radio charger automatically switches to stereo reception.
The indicator for stereo reception
i
appears on the display.
To
store a set station
, press the
“Memory”
button
27
. The
“PRESET”
indicator
e
flashes in the display and the number
of the last preset in
d
. To select a preset, press the
“– Seek”
button
35
to scan down and the
“Seek +”
button
33
to scan
up, until the desired preset is displayed in indicator
d
. Press
the memory button
27
again to store the set station as the se-
lected preset. The indicators
e
and
d
no longer flash.
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A total of 20 FM and 10 AM stations can be preset. Please
note that an already occupied preset is overwritten when a
new radio station is assigned to it.
For
playback of a preset station
, briefly press the
“– Seek”
button
35
to scan down or the
“Seek +”
button
33
to scan up,
until the desired preset is displayed in indicator
d
and
“PRE-
SET”
is displayed in
e
.
Connecting External Audio Sources (see figure C)
Apart from the integrated radio, various external audio sourc-
es can be played.
AUX-In connection 1:
The AUX-In connection 1 is particularly
suitable for audio sources to be placed outside of the digital
media bay (e.g. a CD player). Remove the protective cap of
the
“AUX 1 IN”
socket
40
and insert the 3.5 mm plug of the
provided or of another matching AUX cable into the socket.
Connect the AUX cable to an appropriate audio source.
After removing the AUX cable, reattach the protective cap of
the
“AUX 1 IN”
socket
40
to protect against dirt/debris.
For external audio sources via the following connections,
open locking latch
19
and open lid
20
of the
“Digital Media
Bay”
.
–
SD/MMC connection:
Insert a SD or MMC card into the
SD/MMC slot
46
. The labelling of the card must face to-
ward the fuse cap
43
. Playback of the card can be started
as soon as the track number as well as the number of avail-
able tracks on the card are displayed in indicator
d
. To re-
move the card, briefly press on the card, which is then
ejected.
–
USB connection:
Insert a USB stick (or the USB plug of an
appropriate audio source) into USB port
45
. Playback of
the USB stick can be started as soon as the track number
as well as the number of available tracks on the stick are
displayed in indicator
d
. To remove the USB stick, pull it
out of the USB port.
–
AUX-In connection 2:
AUX-In connection 2 is particularly
suitable for audio sources that can be placed inside of the
digital media bay (e.g. a MP3 player). Insert the 3.5 mm
plug of the provided AUX cable into the
“AUX 2 IN”
socket
47
. Connect the AUX cable to an appropriate audio source.
When small enough, the connected external audio source can
be fastened into the digital media bay using the Velcro strap of
the holder
48
.
After connecting the external audio source, close the Me-
dia/connections flap
20
if possible, to protect against dam-
age and debris.
For playback of the connected audio source, press the
“Source”
button
34
until the indicator
n
for the desired audio
source appears on the display.
Controlling External Audio Sources
For audio sources connected via the SD/MMC slot
46
or the
USB port
45
, playback can be controlled via the radio charg-
er. The number of the selected track is displayed at the left of
indicator
d
and the number of available tracks on the right.
Play/Pause:
– To start playback, press the play/pause button
36
. The
playing time of the current track is displayed in indicator
j
.
– To interrupt or continue the playback, press the
play/pause button
36
again. The current playing time
flashes in indicator
j
.
Selecting Tracks:
– To select a track, press the
“– Seek”
button
35
to scan
down or the
“Seek +”
button
33
to scan up, until the num-
ber of the desired track is displayed on indicator
d
.
– To start playback, press the play/pause button
36
.
Random Playback/Repeat:
– For random playback of all tracks on the card or the USB
stick, press the random playback/repeat button
32
once.
The indicator
f
appears on the display.
– To repeat all tracks in the current folder/directory, press
the random playback/repeat button
32
a second time. The
indicator
g
appears on the display.
Note:
Only in this function, the number of the current fold-
er/directory on the card or USB stick will appear on the
right-hand side of indicator
d
. To change the folder/direc-
tory, you have to return to the normal playback first and se-
lect a track from the desired folder/directory.
– To repeat only the current track, press the random play-
back/repeat button
32
a third time. The indicator
h
ap-
pears on the display.
– To return to normal playback mode, press the random
playback/repeat button
32
a fourth time, so that none of
the indicators
f
,
g
or
h
appear on the display.
– To start playback, press the play/pause button
36
.
Connecting External Audio Playback (see figure C)
The current audio signal of the radio charger can also be trans-
ferred to other playback devices (e.g. amplifier and speakers).
Remove the protective cap of the
“LINE OUT”
socket
42
and
insert the 3.5 mm plug of a matching AUX cable into the sock-
et. Connect an appropriate playback device to the AUX cable.
After removing the AUX cable, reattach the protective cap of
the
“LINE OUT”
socket
42
to protect against dirt/debris.
Remote control
Have the remote control repaired only through a quali-
fied repair person and only using identical replacement
parts.
This will ensure that the functionality of the remote
control is maintained.
Do not operate the remote control in explosive atmos-
pheres, such as in the presence of flammable liquids,
gases or dusts.
Sparks can be created in the remote con-
trol which may ignite the dust or fumes.
Initial Operation
Protect the remote control against moisture and direct
sunlight.
Do not subject the remote control to extreme tempera-
tures or variations in temperature.
As an example, do
not leave it in vehicles for longer periods. In case of large
variations in temperature, allow the remote control to ad-
just to the ambient temperature before putting it into oper-
ation.
The remote control remains ready for operation as long as
battery with sufficient voltage is inserted.
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Position the radio charger in such a manner that the signals
from outlet opening
8
of the remote control can directly reach
reception lens
31
on the radio charger. When the remote con-
trol cannot be pointed directly against a reception lens, the
working range is reduced. By reflecting the signal (e. g.
against walls), the working range can be improved even for in-
direct signals.
The remote control
2
can be stored in carrying handle
3
.
When using the remote control, you can fasten it e.g., to a belt
loop by opening loop-clip button
16
and attaching the remote
control.
Functions
Independent of the audio source:
– To
switch the audio operation on and off
, press button
13
on the remote control.
– To
switch the sound on and off
, press button
“Mute”
15
on the remote control.
– To increase the
volume
, press button
9
; to reduce the vol-
ume, press button
12
.
– To
change the audio source
, press button
“Source”
14
.
For radio operation:
– To
select a radio station
with a lower frequency, press the
7
button until the desired frequency is found.
– To
select a radio station
with a higher frequency, press
the
10
button until the desired frequency is found.
When controlling audio sources connected via the SD-/MMC
slot
46
or the USB port
45
:
– To start, interrupt or continue the
playback of a track
,
press the play/pause button
11
.
– To
select a track
, press the
7
or
10
button.
Battery Replacement
To replace the battery, unscrew the screw of the battery com-
partment on the backside of the remote control and remove
the battery lid.
When inserting the new battery, pay attention to the correct
polarity. Screw on the battery lid again.
Replace the battery only with a new battery of the same
type.
Danger of explosion when inserting other battery
types.
Remove the battery from the remote control when not
using it for longer periods.
When storing for longer peri-
ods, the battery can corrode and discharge itself.
Keep the battery away from children.
Children could
swallow the battery and cause a hazardous situation for
their health.
Battery Charging (see figure A)
The charge procedure begins as soon as the mains plug of the
radio charger is plugged into a socket outlet and a battery
25
is inserted into the charging compartment
22
(see “Battery
Insertion/Removal”, page 17).
During the charging procedure, the
“CHARGING”
indicator
m
flashes on
the display. The
“CHARGING”
indicator goes out when the
battery is fully charged.
Due to the intelligent charging method, the charging condi-
tion of the battery is automatically detected and the battery is
charged with the optimum charging current, depending on
battery temperature and voltage.
This saves the battery and ensures that it is always fully
charged when in the radio charger.
The charged battery
25
can be removed from the charging
compartment
22
or (when inserted in the charging compart-
ment) be used for power supply during audio operation.
If required, wear protective gloves when removing the
battery.
The battery can heat up considerably when
charging.
Power Supply of External Devices
The power supply of external devices via the 12 V and the AC
connection is possible only when the radio charger is con-
nected to mains, and not via the inserted battery.
When the radio charger is connected to the mains supply, this
is confirmed by the lit green control lamp
4
.
USB Connection
With the USB connection, it is possible to operate and charge
most devices whose power supply is possible via USB (e.g.,
various mobile phones).
Disengage locking latch
19
and open the digital media bay
flap
20
. Connect the USB plug of the external device to the
USB port
45
of the radio charger. To start the charging proce-
dure, the external device must possibly also be selected as
the audio source on the radio charger.
12 V Connection (see figure C)
With the 12 V connection socket, you can operate an external
electrical device with a 12 V plug and a max. current con-
sumption of 1 A.
Remove the protective cap of the 12 V connection socket
41
.
Insert the plug of the external electrical device into the 12 V
socket outlet.
The 12 V connection socket is protected by a
fuse
44
. When
no voltage is given after connecting an external device, disen-
gage locking latch
19
and open the digital media bay flap
20
.
Unscrew the fuse cap
43
and check if the inserted fuse
44
has
blown. If the fuse has blown, insert a new fine-wire fuse
(5 x 20 mm, 250 V max. voltage, 1 A rated current and quick-
acting tripping characteristic). Screw on and tighten fuse cap
43
again.
Note:
Use only 1 A fuses for a max. voltage of 250 V (
“250V
1A FUSE FOR 12V OUTLET”
). When using other fuses, the
radio charger can become damaged.
The 12 V connection is also protected with an
internal ther-
mal fuse
, which is blown/actuated when overheated. The
fuse is automatically reset after the radio charger has cooled
down.
After removing the external plug, reattach the protective cap
of the 12 V socket outlet
41
to protect against dirt/debris.
A/C Connection (“Power Outlets”)
(not for article number 3 601 D29 660)
Further external electrical devices/tools can be operated via
the A/C outlets. The socket outlets can vary in consideration
of country-specific standards.
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The total maximum permitted current consumption of all con-
nected electrical devices/tools must not exceed the value in
the following table (also see the labeling on the housing under
the outlet cover
5
):
Open one of the A/C outlet covers
5
and insert the plug of an
external electrical device into a socket outlet
6
of the radio
charger.
Time Indication
The radio charger is equipped with a time indication with sep-
arate power supply. When back-up batteries with sufficient
capacity are inserted in the back-up battery compartment
(see “Inserting/Replacing the Back-up Battery”, page 17), the
time can be stored even when the radio charger is disconnect-
ed from the A/C power supply or the battery.
Setting the Time
– To set the time, press and hold the
“Clock”
button
29
until
the hours indication flashes in the time indication display
o
.
– Press the
“Seek +”
button
33
or the
“– Seek”
button
35
until the correct hour setting is indicated.
– Press the
“Clock”
button again, so that the minutes indica-
tion flashes in the time indication display
o
.
– Press the
“ Seek +”
button
33
or the
“– Seek”
button
35
until the correct minute setting is indicated.
– Press the
“Clock”
button a third time to store the time set-
ting.
Energy Saving Mode
To save energy, you can switch the time indication in display
39
off.
For this, press and hold the On/Off button
38
when switching
off audio operation (see “Switching Audio Operation On/Off”,
page 18), until there is no indication on the display.
To switch the time indication on again, press the On/Off but-
ton
38
once.
Working Advice
Temperature Monitoring for Battery Operation
When the radio charger is operated only via battery (no mains
supply), the battery temperature is monitored.
– When the battery temperature is below –10 °C or above
50 °C, the temperature warning
k
flashes on the display.
– When the battery temperature is above 70 °C, the radio
charger automatically switches off to protect the battery.
When the battery has cooled down, the radio charger can
be put into operation again.
Recommendations for Optimal Handling of the Battery
Protect the battery against moisture and water.
Store the battery only within a temperature range between
0 °C and 50 °C. As an example, do not leave the battery in the
car in summer.
A battery that is new or has not been used for a longer period
does not develop its full capacity until after approx. 5 charg-
ing/discharging cycles.
A significantly reduced working period after charging indi-
cates that the battery is used and must be replaced.
Observe the notes for disposal.
Troubleshooting
–
Causes and Corrective
Measures
Article number
Total max. current consumption
(in A)
3 601 D29 600
15
3 601 D29 630
9
3 601 D29 670
12
3 601 D29 6W0
15
3 601 D29 6X0
9
Cause
Corrective Measure
Radio charger inoperative
No power supply
Properly insert mains plug or
battery (completely)
Radio charger too warm or
too cold
Wait until the radio charger
has reached operating tem-
perature
Radio charger inoperative on A/C power supply
Mains socket faulty
Use another socket
Mains plug or cord defective Check mains plug and cable
and have repaired as re-
quired
Radio charger inoperative on DC power supply
Battery contacts contaminat-
ed
Clean the battery contacts
(e.g. by inserting and remov-
ing the battery several times)
or replace the battery
Battery pack defective
Replace the battery
Battery too warm or too cold
(temperature warning
k
flash-
ing or radio charger switches
off)
Wait until of the battery has
reached operating tempera-
ture
Battery charging or power supply to external devices
inoperative
Mains plug not plugged-in
Plug mains plug in (complete-
ly)
Battery not inserted (correct-
ly) for charging
Have battery engage properly
in charging compartment
12 V power supply inoperative
No fuse
44
inserted
Insert fuse
44
Fuse
44
blown
Replace fuse
44
Internal thermal fuse
blown/actuated
Remove external device and
allow radio charger to cool
down
Radio charger suddenly inoperative
Mains plug or battery not
properly or completely
plugged in
Plug in mains plug or battery
properly or completely
Software error
To reset the software, pull the
mains plug and remove the
battery; wait 30 seconds,
then insert mains plug and
battery again
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When the corrective measures do not eliminate an error,
please contact an authorised service agent for Bosch power
tools.
Maintenance and Service
Maintenance and Cleaning
The mains cable is provided with a special safety con-
nection and may only be replaced by an authorised ser-
vice agent for Bosch power tools.
For safe and proper working, always keep the radio charger
and the remote control clean.
Do not immerse the remote control into water or other fluids.
Wipe off debris using a moist and soft cloth. Do not use any
cleaning agents or solvents.
If the radio charger or the remote control should fail despite
the care taken in manufacture and testing, repair should be
carried out by an authorised customer services agent for
Bosch power tools.
In all correspondence and spare parts orders, please always
include the 10-digit article number given on the type plate of
the radio charger.
After-sales Service and Application Service
Our after-sales service responds to your questions concern-
ing maintenance and repair of your product as well as spare
parts. Exploded views and information on spare parts can al-
so be found under:
www.bosch-pt.com
Bosch’s application service team will gladly answer questions
concerning our products and their accessories.
Great Britain
Robert Bosch Ltd. (B.S.C.)
P.O. Box 98
Broadwater Park
North Orbital Road
Denham
Uxbridge
UB 9 5HJ
Tel. Service: (0844) 7360109
Fax: (0844) 7360146
E-Mail: boschservicecentre@bosch.com
Ireland
Origo Ltd.
Unit 23 Magna Drive
Magna Business Park
City West
Dublin 24
Tel. Service: (01) 4666700
Fax: (01) 4666888
Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands
Robert Bosch Australia Pty. Ltd.
Power Tools
Locked Bag 66
Clayton South VIC 3169
Customer Contact Center
Inside Australia:
Phone: (01300) 307044
Fax: (01300) 307045
Inside New Zealand:
Phone: (0800) 543353
Fax: (0800) 428570
Outside AU and NZ:
Phone: +61 3 95415555
www.bosch.com.au
Republic of South Africa
Customer service
Hotline: (011) 6519600
Gauteng – BSC Service Centre
35 Roper Street, New Centre
Johannesburg
Tel.: (011) 4939375
Fax: (011) 4930126
E-Mail: bsctools@icon.co.za
KZN – BSC Service Centre
Unit E, Almar Centre
143 Crompton Street
Pinetown
Tel.: (031) 7012120
Fax: (031) 7012446
E-Mail: bsc.dur@za.bosch.com
Western Cape – BSC Service Centre
Democracy Way, Prosperity Park
Milnerton
Tel.: (021) 5512577
Fax: (021) 5513223
E-Mail: bsc@zsd.co.za
Bad radio reception
Interference from other de-
vices or insufficient set-up lo-
cation
Position radio charger at oth-
er location with better recep-
tion
Rod antenna not optimally di-
rected
Turn/change position of rod
antenna
Time indication faulty
Back-up batteries of clock
empty
Replace back-up batteries
Back-up batteries incorrectly
inserted (wrong polarity)
Insert back-up batteries cor-
rectly
Remote control inoperative
Battery of remote control
empty
Replace battery of remote
control
Battery of remote control in-
correctly inserted (wrong po-
larity)
Insert battery of remote con-
trol correctly
Signal of remote control does
not reach reception lens
31
Turn radio charger so that re-
ception lens
31
faces toward
the remote control
Cause
Corrective Measure
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Bosch Headquarters
Midrand, Gauteng
Tel.: (011) 6519600
Fax: (011) 6519880
E-Mail: rbsa-hq.pts@za.bosch.com
People’s Republic of China
China Mainland
Bosch Power Tools (China) Co., Ltd.
567, Bin Kang Road
Bin Jiang District 310052
Hangzhou, P.R.China
Service Hotline: 4008268484
Fax: (0571) 87774502
E-Mail: contact.ptcn@cn.bosch.com
www.bosch-pt.com.cn
HK and Macau Special Administrative Regions
Robert Bosch Hong Kong Co. Ltd.
21st Floor, 625 King’s Road
North Point, Hong Kong
Customer Service Hotline: +852 2101 0235
Fax: +852 2590 9762
E-Mail: info@hk.bosch.com
www.bosch-pt.com.hk
Indonesia
PT. Multi Mayaka
Kawasan Industri Pulogadung
Jalan Rawa Gelam III No. 2
Jakarta 13930
Indonesia
Tel.: (021) 46832522
Fax: (021) 46828645/6823
E-Mail: sales@multimayaka.co.id
www.bosch-pt.co.id
Philippines
Robert Bosch, Inc.
28th Floor Fort Legend Towers,
3rd Avenue corner 31st Street,
Fort Bonifacio Global City,
1634 Taguig City, Philippines
Tel.: (02) 8703871
Fax: (02) 8703870
matheus.contiero@ph.bosch.com
www.bosch-pt.com.ph
Bosch Service Center:
9725-27 Kamagong Street
San Antonio Village
Makati City, Philippines
Tel.: (02) 8999091
Fax: (02) 8976432
rosalie.dagdagan@ph.bosch.com
Malaysia
Robert Bosch (S.E.A.) Sdn. Bhd.
No. 8A, Jalan 13/6
G.P.O. Box 10818
46200 Petaling Jaya
Selangor, Malaysia
Tel.: (03) 79663194
Fax: (03) 79583838
cheehoe.on@my.bosch.com
Toll-Free: 1800 880188
www.bosch-pt.com.my
Thailand
Robert Bosch Ltd.
Liberty Square Building
No. 287, 11 Floor
Silom Road, Bangrak
Bangkok 10500
Tel.: 02 6311879 – 1888 (10 lines)
Fax: 02 2384783
Robert Bosch Ltd., P. O. Box 2054
Bangkok 10501, Thailand
Bosch Service – Training Centre
2869-2869/1 Soi Ban Kluay
Rama IV Road (near old Paknam Railway)
Prakanong District
10110 Bangkok
Thailand
Tel.: 02 6717800 – 4
Fax: 02 2494296
Fax: 02 2495299
Singapore
Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte. Ltd.
11 Bishan Street 21
Singapore 573943
Tel.: 6571 2772
Fax: 6350 5315
leongheng.leow@sg.bosch.com
Toll-Free: 1800 3338333
www.bosch-pt.com.sg
Vietnam
Robert Bosch Vietnam Co. Ltd
10/F, 194 Golden Building
473 Dien Bien Phu Street
Ward 25, Binh Thanh District
84 Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam
Tel.: (08) 6258 3690 ext. 413
Fax: (08) 6258 3692
hieu.lagia@vn.bosch.com
www.bosch-pt.com
Transport
The contained lithium-ion batteries are subject to the Danger-
ous Goods Legislation requirements. The user can transport
the batteries by road without further requirements.
When being transported by third parties (e.g.: air transport or
forwarding agency), special requirements on packaging and
labelling must be observed. For preparation of the item being
shipped, consulting an expert for hazardous material is re-
quired.
Dispatch batteries only when the housing is undamaged.
Tape or mask off open contacts and pack up the battery in
such a manner that it cannot move around in the packaging.
Please also observe possibly more detailed national regula-
tions.
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