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Maintenance and care
WARNING Chemical burn caused by
the 12 V battery acid
The 12 V battery acid is corrosive.
► Prevent the 12 V battery acid from
contacting the skin, eyes or clothing.
► Do not lean over the 12 V battery.
► Do not inhale the 12 V battery
vapour.
► Place the 12 V battery out of the
reach of children.
► In case of accidental contact with
the 12 V battery acid, flush off the
acid thoroughly with plenty of water,
and seek medical attention
immediately.
ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE Environmen-
tal damage from improper disposal
of batteries
Batteries contain pollutants.
Do not discard batteries with the house-
hold rubbish.
Dispose of batteries in an
►
environmentally responsible manner.
Take discharged batteries to a smart
Authorized Service Partner or a used
battery recycling point.
To disconnect the 12 V battery, contact a
smart Authorized Service Partner.
When disposing of 12 V batteries, observe
the safety notes and take protective
measures.
Explosive risk.
When disposing of 12 V batteries,
do not ignite, use naked flame or smoke.
Avoid any spark.
The electrolyte or 12 V battery
acid is corrosive. Protect your skin, eyes or
clothing from contacting with electrolyte
or acid. Wear appropriate protective cloth-
ing, especially protective gloves, apron
and mask. If any part of your body is
splashed with electrolyte or acid, rinse it
with plenty of water immediately and thor-
oughly. If necessary, seek medical atten-
tion as soon as possible.
Wear protective glasses.
Keep it away from children.
Observe the instructions in the
User Manual.
If you plan to leave your vehicle unused for
an extensive period of time, consult a
smart Authorized Service Partner.
Start assist and charging the 12 V
battery
Contact the smart Authorized Service
Partner for start assist or charging the
battery.
Replacing the 12 V battery
Contact a qualified service centre, such as
a smart Authorized Service Partner, for
battery replacement.
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