how long i have to charge the trimmer
1854324
I can't really say but overnight does the trick. It says to charge 14-16 hours first time, and overnight is always long enough when it gets low. With my brief daily trimming needs, a charge lasts really well.
1854325
I think I only charged mine for a couple of hours, and the charge lasts quite a long time.
520641
Do not store the battery in the trimmer after charging. There is a small current draw that will drain the battery.
2091602
That's a tough question. I have a lot of trimming to do. With a corded trimmer it takes about 1 1/2 hours. I go through one battery and about half of another.So with the two batterys I never run out
1092808
The trimmer comes with a battery charger. The battery is interchangeable with other B&D; cordless devices which is really convenient. Lights on the charger let you know if the battery is fully charged or still in the process of charging.
1259718
It usually lasts me 15 minutes of continual use, I have the whole set, edger, blower and hedge trimmer, so I have three batteries. More than enough to edge, trim and blow. My yard is 90 x 150 if that helps
1186405
Correct, the charging station must be used to charge the trimmer. More details about charging can be found in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/ERGB40S-MUL.PDF#page=5
1683767
I'm getting about an hour at lowest speed (which is plants for most trimming). The first charge it ran out in about half hour, then got better kinda like a break in for the first two charges or so.
1527401
You will be able to do all the trimming you need to do. Just plug in the Charger and leave it charging till the light turns green.However, Even though you do this, it never hurts to plug it in and give it a 10 minute charge (just) before you use it. If you have been using gas trimmers, you are going to love this thing.
1214325
None of these answers look right to me.. From the manual: "It takes at least 24 hours to fully charge the battery". From the quick start guide: "Before you start, charge for 2 hours minimum". Basically: 24 hours for a full charge. If you can't wait to use it, make sure you charge for 2 hours before using it the first time.
1329198
I have almost an acre and it takes me about 45 minutes to trim. So far I've never run out of charge. I usually take a short break between the front and back yards.
1210965
From experience, I have found the battery operated trimmers to only hold a 10-15 minute charge. I love my corded electric trimmer and it is very easy to hold and use. It cut through my boxwoods like butter!
1199463
It can take between one and a half to two hours to charge the battery if charged when about 15% of the charge remains. I usually do not let mine completely run out but based on the time it takes for 85% of the battery to charge, I would estimate two hours and twenty minutes to two and a half hours for a full charge.
262624
I haven't timed it but it holds a charge for at least 2 hours of constant trimming I use it to cut my whole front & back yard grass & trim the edges twice before recharging hope that helps :)
1245640
remove battery pack from unit and plug it in the charger that you received with the blower. let it charge for 6 to 8 hours for a full charge. re install into unit and you are ready to go.
1491621
I use mine in a pruning saw. So of course it would depend on how long you are using your tool. I get probably 20 minutes per charge. Hope this helps you.
1382593
I have somewhat of a small lawn so for me to trim the whole lawn only takes about 20 minutes. so I don't know how long the battery would go before it ran out of juice but there's plenty left after 20 minutes.
1549429
They recommend 12 hours for full charging time. The unit comes with (2) batteries, just FYI. I've trimmed my yard (3) times on one battery, which surprised me. I have yet to install the second battery.