Powering the camcorder – RCA CC632 User Manual

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Powering the Camcorder

Battery Care

• Your battery will provide better service

and longer performance if you charge it
before and after use, and store it at
normal room temperature.

• The battery should be charged at a

temperature of 32ºF-95ºF (0ºC-35ºC) to
prevent damage.

• Do not operate the battery at

temperatures below 14ºF (-10ºC) or
above 95ºF (35ºC). The battery may be

Battery Storage

Store the battery at normal room
temperature.

• Lead acid batteries discharge if not

used. Recharge the battery at least once
every six months or you may not be
able to recharge it.

Using the Battery to Power Your Camcorder

damaged if operated at temperatures
above 122ºF (50ºC). Operation time
will decrease at extremely low
temperatures.

• After repeated chargings and use, the

operation time will gradually decrease.
When operation time becomes too short
to be useful, it is time to replace the
battery.

• A battery stored for a long period may

not supply power for the specified time.
Additional rechargings may help
restore the battery’s operation time.

Allow battery to cool down before
attaching it to adapter/charger. The
CHARGE indicator will not light and
the battery will not charge if you attach
a hot battery.

Do not attempt to disassemble or
modify the battery. There are no user-
serviceable parts inside.

Use the battery only with specified AC
adapter/chargers and camcorders.

If leakage from a damaged battery
contacts your skin or clothing, wash it
off immediately with running water.

Batteries being recharged that have not
been used for an extended period may
continue to charge after the normal
time. Do not charge a battery for more
than 24 hours.

If both indicators on the adapter/
charger start flashing, remove the
battery, and reattach it. If after several
attempts — the indicators continue to
flash — your battery cannot take a
charge and must be replaced.

Throwing the battery into a fire or
exposing the battery to excessive heat –
over 149º F (65º C) could be hazardous.

Do not short the battery’s terminals.

Battery Safety Precautions

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