Operating instructions for the Makita DC14RC rapid charger, covering safety, usage, battery compatibility, and maintenance.
This manual provides instructions for the Makita DC14RC rapid charger, a device designed specifically for Makita batteries. It details the charging process, including how to insert the battery and interpret the indicator lights and buzzer sounds. The document explains that the charger automatically cools the battery before starting the charge if it is too hot. This manual is written in Japanese.
| Input Voltage | Single-phase AC 100V |
|---|---|
| Input Frequency | 50-60Hz |
| Input Capacity | 370VA |
| Output Voltage | DC 7.2-14.4V |
| Output Current | DC 9A |
| Dimensions | 165mm x 190mm x 110mm |
| Weight | 1.2kg |
The DC14RC is compatible with batteries such as BH1220, BH1220B, BH1420, BH9020B, BH1220C, B9017, B9017A, BH9020, BH9020A, BH1427, BH1233, BH1233B, BH1433, BH9033B, BH1233C, and BL1430.
The lights indicate the charger status: blinking green (2) means ready, blinking red (1) means cooling, blinking red (2) means too hot, steady red (1) means charging (0-80%), steady red (2) means charging (80-100%), steady green (2) means full, and blinking red/green means error.
It takes approximately 15 minutes to charge a BH1220 battery, though this can vary based on temperature and battery condition.