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A.3.3.1 Lubrication
The vehicle must be lubricated and greased according to the constructor's recommendation concerning the
lubrication points, periods and types of products to be used.
If your vehicle is not correctly greased, there is a risk of overheating of the mechanical parts, which can result
in their deterioration.
A.3.3.2 Batteries
The battery electrolyte must never be brought into contact with the skin or the eyes. In case of accidental
splashing, immediately and copiously wash the effected part with cold water and consult a doctor.
During inspection and maintenance of the battery, abide by the precautions and procedures below:
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Never check the state of charge of a battery by short-circuiting the connections. The sparks or
fl ames can produce an explosion of the battery
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Check the level of the electrolyte in the battery using the fl oats, generally green, in the centre of
each refi ll cap. If the batteries are not equipped with this type of device, check that the level of
water totally covers the plates.
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Wear safety glasses for all work on the batteries
•
Never disconnect the positive cable of the battery fi rst. On the contrary, disconnect the negative
cable fi rst. This must be reconnected last when replacing the battery.
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