Product Usage - KitchenAid KKVR100 Owner's Manual

BATTERY CHARGING
USING THE USB CABLE
1. Attach the USB cable to the adapter. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the
Battery.
2.
Plug the Adapter into a power source.
USING THE DOCKING STATION (OPTIONAL)
1.
Attach the USB cord to the adapter.
2.
Connect the adapter to the power source.
3.
Turn the Battery pack upside down and slide the Battery onto the dock.
4.
Press down the Battery and the latch will snap into place.
5.
Upon initial plugging in the Battery into the charger, the Battery LEDs will alternate for a
few seconds as it performs a self-diagnostic of the Battery status.
6.
After diagnostic is complete, the Battery will begin charging with a single LED flashing.
LEDs will become solid in color as charging progresses. Battery is fully charged when all
LEDs are solid.
NOTE: Should initial alternating light pattern continue for more than 10 seconds, the Battery
may be too warm or too cold to charge. Unplug Battery and allow it to stabilize to a normal
room temperature and try charging again. Should Battery still not charge after this, unplug
Battery and contact customer service.
BATTERY STATUS
LED INDICATION
○○○○
○○○�
○○��
○���
⛭���
NOTE: LED Legend Indication:
○ = ON
� = OFF
⛭ = FLASH
NOTE: When the Battery is installed or when the appliance is operated, the Battery charge
status LEDs will display for 5 seconds and then turn off. If the Battery charge is 10% or less,
the LEDs will continue to flash until the unit is no longer in use or the Battery is removed.
Full Charge: The Battery will be fully charged approximately in 3 hours.
NOTE: The Cordless Hand Vacuum will clean floor, countertop or drawers when following the
recommended Battery maintenance.
NOTE: It is best to store the Cordless Hand Vacuum at room temperature.

PRODUCT USAGE

IMPORTANT: Make sure the Battery is charged before using.
1.
Make sure that the Power button is off before attaching the Battery.
BATTERY LEVEL
When Battery has only 10% Battery level, 1 LED
start to flash at rate of 1 seconds ON/1 second OFF
(0.5 Hz).
75-100%
50-75%
25-50%
< 25%
5