(( )) Temperature Protection Indicator – Tool temperature too high or too low

What does (()) mean?

The Temperature Protection Indicator lights up if the tool's internal temperature rises during extended use or constricted airflow. It can also appear if the battery is too cold in extremely low temperatures. This indicator helps prevent damage to the inflator.

• Extended continuous use
• Constricted airflow around the tool
• Battery pack is too cold in low temperatures

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Allow the tool to cool down for at least 10 minutes before continuing operation.

2. 2

   If operating in extremely low temperatures, warm up the battery pack.

3. 3

   Ensure the tool's air vents are clear and not blocked to allow optimal airflow.

4. 4

   To avoid overheating, use the tool for no more than 20 minutes continuously, then allow it to cool for 40 minutes.