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Checking, maintenance and charge the battery
Tools and materials required for the maintenance of the battery | 1. Protective shield / goggles
2. Soda
3. petroleum jelly
4. The tool for cleaning battery terminals
5. Gaskets
6. Remover
7. The tool for cleaning contacts
8. Rubber gloves |
Check PERFORMANCE ORDER | 1. Before working on the battery prepare the necessary tools and materials. | A warning Battery acid contains sulfuric acid and the produced hydrogen in mixture with air becomes explosive. Use caution when working with the battery.
| 2. Inspect the battery for leaks or damage. Check the battery attachment. Check the condition of the battery terminals and the reliability of the contact wire. | | 3. Check the battery charge. Some battery charging to check a special sensor. |
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Maintenance PERFORMANCE ORDER | | 1. Corrosion on the terminals of the battery usually appears as a white powder. | | 2. If the battery terminal corrosion is present, remove the wire from the battery. | | 3. Clean the battery terminals until a clean shiny surface. | | 4. Remove all traces of rust from the contact wires. | 5. Clean the battery rack, if necessary. Lubricate the battery terminals with petroleum jelly and connect the wires. Securely attach the battery to the battery shelf. |
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Accumulator charging PERFORMANCE ORDER | 1. To charge the battery is recommended to use the charger with trickle charging (1-2 amperes). For fast charging, you can use the charger with great charging current, however, it should not exceed 1/10 of the battery power. | 2. To fully charge the battery charger with trickle charging usually lasts 12-16 hours. |
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