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3. Make sure the + sign on the battery pack is on the same
side as the + sign on the PTC and the straight edge of the
battery pack is facing up (see Figure 5); then insert the
battery pack directly into the bottom of the PTC.
The battery pack has a spacer to prevent it from being
inserted incorrectly.
4. Pick up the battery door and look at the gasket on the
inside. Make sure the gasket is clean of dust and dirt. If
necessary, wipe it with a soft cloth.
5. Hold the battery door so the rounded corners are at the
bottom. The battery door will fit in place only if the rounded
corners are even with the back of the PTC.
6. Place the battery door over the opening in the bottom of the
PTC and line up the screws with the holes in the PTC.
7. Tighten the screws that hold the battery door in place.
Tighten them until they are snug but not more.
8. Turn on the PTC. It should not display any warning
messages if the battery pack has been inserted properly
and is charged.
AA alkaline batteries
CAUTION! Do not attempt to insert AA nickel-cadmium
batteries into the plastic battery case. The case is designed
for use with only AA alkaline batteries.
CAUTION! Do not attempt to use alkaline batteries in
the PTC-860NI. This unit is designed for use with only an
AFAT nickel-cadmium battery pack.
1. Hold the battery case in your hand with the battery
outlines molded in the plastic facing up.
2. Insert the batteries into the plastic battery case, making
sure they match the orientation of the polarity marks (+, -)
molded on the case. See Figure 6.
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