In Donaldson-Kronhiemer Section 4.2.5. (local models of the moduli space of YM instantons) they first get local models of the moduli space $M$ inside the space of all connections modulo gauge $\mathcal{B}$ by taking $(F^+)^{-1}(0)/\Gamma_A$, where ($\Gamma_A$ is the isotropy group of the connection).
Now here comes my confusion. They then remark its differential at zero is $d^+_A$, but that $H^1$ of its deformation-obstruction complex $$\Omega^0(\mathfrak{g}_E) \xrightarrow{d_A} \Omega^1(\mathfrak{g}_E) \xrightarrow{d^+_A} \Omega^+(\mathfrak{g}_E)$$ is ker $\delta_A$, where $\delta_A = d^+_A \oplus d_A^\ast : \Omega^0 \to \Omega^1 \oplus \Omega^+$ and this shows we have finite-dimensional local models of $M$ cut out by the zeros of a $\Gamma_A$-equivariant map $$f : \text{ker } \delta_A \to \text{coker }d^+_A.$$
But why the extra operator $d^\ast_A$? Why should the space of infinitesimal deformations be ker $\delta_A$ rather than ker $d^+_A?$ After all, it is $d^+_A$ which is the differential of $\psi$, not $\delta_A$. Is the Zariski tangent space not defined as the kernel of the differential of the map $\psi$ which cuts out a local model?