Battery Handling/Care/Disposal - Power Wheels Super Talk! BARBIE Sun Jammer Owner's Manual With Assembly Instructions

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Battery Handling/Care/Disposal

WARNING
• Batteries must be handled by adults only.
• Never permit a child to handle batteries.
The 6 volt batteries are heavy and contain
sulfuric acid (electrolyte), and if dropped,
could result in a serious injury. Read the
cautions on the back panel of the 6 volt
battery.
• Never lift or carry the 6 volt batteries by
the wires or connectors. This can damage
the 6 volt batteries and possibly cause a
fire. Lift and carry the 6 volt batteries by
the case only.
Handling
If a battery leak develops:
• Avoid contact with the leaking acid.
• Place the damaged battery in a plastic bag. See
information below for proper disposal.
If acid comes in contact with skin or eyes:
• Flush with cool water for at least 15 minutes.
• Call a physician.
If acid is internally ingested:
• Give water, milk of magnesia or egg whites
immediately.
• Never give emetics or induce vomiting.
• Call a physician.
Disposal
• Sealed lead-acid batteries must be collected,
recycled or disposed of in an environmentally sound
manner.
• Do not dispose of lead-acid batteries in your regular,
household trash. The incineration, landfilling or mixing
of sealed lead-acid batteries with household trash is
prohibited by law in most areas.
• Return the batteries to a federal or state approved
lead-acid battery recycler, such as a Power Wheels
Authorized Service Center or a local seller of
automotive batteries. In Minnesota, call
1-800-348-0751 if further disposal information is
required. Contact your local waste management
officials for other information regarding the
environmentally sound collection, recycling and
disposal of lead-acid batteries.
• Carefully read the Battery Care instructions
to obtain the best battery life. Failure to
follow the Battery Care instructions may
damage your 6 volt batteries and will void
your warranty.
Care
• Charge new 6 volt batteries for at least 18 hours
before first use. Never charge the 6 volt batteries
longer than 30 hours. Overcharging or undercharg-
ing the 6 volt batteries may shorten battery life and
decrease vehicle running time.
• After the first charge, charge the 6 volt batteries
for at least 14 hours after each use. Never charge
the 6 volt batteries longer than 30 hours.
• Charge the 6 volt batteries after each use, regard-
less of how long the vehicle was used.
• The 6 volt batteries must be upright while charging.
• Do not allow the 6 volt batteries to run down
completely before charging.
• Charge the 6 volt batteries before storing the
vehicle.
• Charge the 6 volt batteries at least once per month,
even if the vehicle has not been used.
• Leaving the 6 volt batteries in a discharged
condition will ruin them.
• Do not store 6 volt batteries in temperatures above
75° F or below -10° F.
• Prevent the 6 volt batteries from moving freely inside
® the battery compartment. Always use the battery
retainer to secure the 6 volt batteries in the battery
compartment.
• Examine the 6 volt batteries, charger and their
connectors for excessive wear or damage each
time you charge the 6 volt batteries. If damage is
detected, do not use the charger or the 6 volt
batteries until you have replaced the worn or
damaged part.
• Attempting to charge the 6 volt batteries without
fuses or with blown fuses will not damage the 6 volt
batteries, but they will not charge. Check the fuses
to make sure they are in good condition each time
33 you charge the 6 volt batteries.
CAUTION